Author: Nathan Heintschel (B.A.'14) Sharron McDaniel (B.A. ‘17, B.S.W.’17) serves as the program coordinator for the Mary and Frances Youth Center which creates youth programming and promotes ...

Detore is now a double major in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the Department of Philosophy and is making the most of her collegiate experience. The junior has plans to pursue a ...

Catching up with former philosophy of law student and current assistant district attorney Raahim Zaidi Author: Nathan ...

Melanie Eckberg, Ph.D. (B.S.’13, B.S.’13), like many other Americans, got her first taste of forensic science by watching the ...

Mychal Young has become a more confident student and community member during his time at VCU. Through his trio of mentors in the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies, and the advisors ...

Blakely Wright’s decision to study the past stems from her own family history. The granddaughter of history majors and teachers, Wright loved exploring her grandparents’ home, filled with books, ...

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The Department of African American Studies will host a viewing and discussion of the film KEMBA. This film details the true story of Kemba Pradia Smith, sentenced to 24 years in prison for crimes ...

Using a data-based approach, Nair’s work at VCU’s In Recovery Lab is part of his broader interest in understanding access to healthcare services for people with substance use disorders and how to ...

Join us on October 9th from 6-7PM in the Commons Theater for a screening of "Where's my Coffee Cup"! The film tells the story of John, who, at 64 and still in prison, must navigate trauma and aging in ...

Ashley Opfar previously worked with the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) and served as an HR business partner and subject matter expert with oversight over all HR functions for employees within the ...

Location: Harris Hall 101, 1015 Floyd Ave, Richmond, VA 23220 Audience: Free and open to all; no registration required An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” but what if we are prescribing ...