Faculty Research News
VCU and math have long been part of the equation for systems modeling student Milan Marsh
June 16, 2026
A high school program on campus helped propel her Ph.D. studies, which touch on biology and disease.
VCU drives societal change with 10 new Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Fund awards
June 3, 2026
Nearly $100,000 is being awarded to fund projects on teacher education, AI, environmental governance, the history of Black dentistry and more.
Hit by a cyclist, VCU professor has a 3D brainstorm
May 22, 2026
Bernard K. Means, director of the Virtual Curation Lab, turned his CT scan into a skull model that could offer lots of creative opportunities.
VCU researcher examines nature-based solutions for changing cities – by taking evolution into account
May 14, 2026
Evolutionary geneticist Brian Verrelli usually studies the past. Now, he’s looking to the future as cities adapt to climate change.
Puerto Rico’s forests recovered in unexpected ways post-Hurricane Maria, VCU research finds
April 29, 2026
Biology professor Catherine Hulshof studies extreme environments, like Puerto Rico’s forests, to find out how they may react as the climate changes.
Common claim that most transgender youth renounce that identity is not supported by statistics, VCU research finds
April 27, 2026
The argument that studies show transgender youth desist from that identity on average has been used to support anti-gender-affirming care legislation nationwide.
Celebrating the famous French philosopher in ‘Badiou’
April 13, 2026
Latino Virginia oral history project to get wider audience
March 26, 2026
VCU weekend symposium will offer a preview ahead of a broader launch in the fall.
VCU author’s new book sheds light on Nazi women and war crimes
March 24, 2026
In ‘The Accused,’ political science professor Jessica Trisko Darden puts gender, power and justice into context.
