Rehab counseling graduate program ranked nation’s best
A professional academic journal has ranked VCU’s rehab counseling graduate program the best in the nation based on it’s research output.
Soul Food Café showcases student talent
Students performed spoken word, dancing and singing during the annual Soul Food Café on Monday night.
Reaccreditation plan emphasizes student success
Students who have long groaned for better academic advising and standardized general education requirements may see such changes implemented if the university’s 10-year reaccreditation plan is approved.
Four-year grad rate lags behind state schools
Last month VCU president Michael Rao delivered his State of the University address, in which he said he considered VCU one of the “big three” universities in the state alongside University of Virginia and Virginia Tech. When it comes to graduation rates, however, VCU lags behind both of those universities and many others.
Innovation laboratory aims to encourage student inventors
Aspiring inventors at VCU now have a laboratory designed to excercise their creativity.
Police receive $2 million for training facility
The VCU Police Department received a $2.08 million grant to build a regional training facility for campus police. The grant was announced in December by now-former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli.
Intersession courses intensive, but beneficial
While most students return home for a month-long winter break, a small group of both students and professors will find themselves back in the classroom on Dec. 27.
Student group addresses eating disorders
Matthew Leonard Contributing Writer Thanks to the work of a VCU student, those suffering from eating disorders have a student group of their own. In a survey done by the American College Health Association, .7 percent of VCU students reported being diagnosed with anorexia, while .4 percent reported being diagnosed with bulimia. Ashleigh Shackelford, a […]