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In Mongolia, VCU professor emeritus is teaching data journalism
May 26, 2022
Jeff South is training more than 200 journalists in Mongolia through the U.S. State Department’s Fulbright Specialist Program.
New graduate takes leadership roles advocating for women and social justice
May 23, 2022
Stephanie Villanueva-Villar said she will always advocate to ensure that girls and women of color have a seat at the table ‘no matter what career position or job title I may have in the future.’
From theory to practice: New stable, magnetic superatom could power innovations in nanomaterials
May 18, 2022
Developed by VCU, Columbia and Harvard researchers, the structure of this superatom could serve as a building block for the creation of new materials for semiconductors, microchips, cellphones and more.
Outdoor Leadership Certificate program celebrates its first graduate
May 11, 2022
Skills gained in the program can be applied to a variety of outdoor-focused careers.
A new speech for a new era: Charlotte Moss will deliver VCU’s commencement keynote two years later than expected
May 10, 2022
Moss, a VCU alum and influential interior designer and author, was prepared to speak to the Class of 2020 before COVID canceled commencement. Her new speech is more personal – a reflection of what has transpired in the years since.
Class of 2022: Samia Saleem selected as VCU’s student speaker for commencement
May 9, 2022
Saleem plans to celebrate her classmates’ resilience and remind them that each new day is “an opportunity to try again.”
Ingrassia appointed interim dean of the College of Humanities and Sciences
May 6, 2022
Catherine Ingrassia, Ph.D., will begin her tenure as interim dean on July 1.
Class of 2022: Commuting hundreds of miles per week, Trevohn Robinson has the drive to succeed in chemistry
May 6, 2022
Graduating senior Robinson credits his mentors at VCU, his parents and his Honda Civic as he prepares for a doctoral degree and career as a chemist.
Building a sustainable urban park – from the ground up
May 6, 2022
How a class of VCU students’ research – on soil to vegetation and everything in between – is laying the groundwork for the Science Museum of Virginia to develop the sustainable green space of the future