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How do I get out of a creative rut?
July 26, 2024
VCU psychology professor Richard Bargdill outlines the likely causes and potential cures for every artist’s worst nightmare.
Pre-med student Zachary Hodgen is examining what worms can tell us about the aging process
July 25, 2024
In an internship at a lab at UVA, Hodgen has developed a love of research and gained new insights into the medical field he one day hopes to join.
In debut novel, VCU creative writing student Josh Galarza brings life to teen experience
July 23, 2024
The MFA candidate shares the inspiration for his young adult title and the lessons he has learned.

VCU computer outage affecting CHS classrooms, computer labs and servers
July 19, 2024
An extensive outage is impacting computers at VCU and VCU Health, including CHS classrooms, computer labs and servers.

Rebecca Segal appointed acting chair of SSOR
July 18, 2024
Segal was appointed chair of the Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics in April after serving in an interim role, and is a professor of applied mathematics.

Olivia Landry appointed chair of gender, sexuality and women’s studies
July 18, 2024
Landry is an associate professor of German studies in the School of World Studies.
VCU Quest Fund provides grants to 21 faculty-led projects that target society’s biggest challenges
July 17, 2024
Transdisciplinary research teams are pursuing advances in health, engineering, the environment, homeland security and more.
VCU partners with Harvard to provide scholars in Ukraine with an academic lifeline
July 17, 2024
The new program, which is hosting nine fellows in its first cohort, provides essential access to resources amid the disruption of war, VCU co-organizer says.
VCU professor Christopher A. Brooks’ new book explores the Black Appalachian experience
July 15, 2024
In ‘Tales of Koehler Hollow,’ the anthropologist and biographer uses a family’s long history in Southwest Virginia to connect slavery, identity and legacy.
Footprints on the James continues to make a deep impression on VCU students
July 10, 2024
With the river as a classroom, the monthlong experiential learning program marks a decade of combining undergraduate research, teamwork – and plenty of paddling.