Undergraduate Student News
In State Department’s Diplomacy Lab, VCU students reach across the globe
May 13, 2024
A political science class is making a real-world impact on key U.S. policy areas, including supporting one country on its path to independence.
In new Lobbying course, VCU students state their case – in front of a political pro
May 10, 2024
Joan Wodiska’s undergraduate class addressed notable state issues, and the audience for their final presentations included former Gov. Robert F. McDonnell.
Hundreds of posters reveal one compelling story of VCU student research
May 7, 2024
Undergraduate and graduate symposiums, part of annual VCU Research Weeks, highlight projects that touch on an array of disciplines, notable history and scientific potential.
Four VCU students and two recent alums selected for prestigious National Science Foundation funding
May 1, 2024
The Graduate Research Fellowship Program supports their advancement in STEM disciplines.
Class of 2024: Alyssa Sievers turned injury into opportunity and found her passion for physical therapy
May 1, 2024
The Honors College student, who will pursue graduate studies through VCU, also used Spanish skills to address language barriers to health care.
Class of 2024: Family and diversity inspire Sheila Hernández-Rubio on her path toward medicine and community
April 30, 2024
With a NIH project starting soon, pre-med student embraces how undergraduate research and multicultural groups shaped her VCU experience.
For VCU students, foreign expedition offered a river of knowledge and memories
April 29, 2024
They traveled to Mexico for a journey – and learning opportunity – of a lifetime.
Class of 2024: Ty Phillips brings a philosophical approach to his VCU years, medical hopes and life in general
April 26, 2024
As a double-major student, EMT and aspiring doctor, he embraces his natural curiosity and commitment to community.
Capital News Service and VCU InSight, two powerful proving grounds for journalism students, reach notable milestones
April 25, 2024
The long-running programs not only prepare students for careers in journalism but also serve as vital sources of local and regional news for audiences throughout Virginia.
With quick thinking and CPR skills, pre-med student Nyla Harris helped save a restaurant customer’s life
April 23, 2024
VCU junior’s spring break brunch turned into an emergency scene at Chesterfield County diner.