New VCU humanities research center seeks to encourage cross-disciplinary study
The new Humanities Research Center is poised to become a defining achievement for the School of Humanities and Sciences.
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World Health Organization, VCU collaborate on global tobacco control research initiative
VCU was recently named a collaborative research partner with the World Health Organization and will perform several research studies on non-traditional tobacco products to assess potential health risks.
Students afforded opportunities with businesses abroad
A VCU School of Business program is sending students around the globe to collaborate with international businesses and corporations, and the benefits extend beyond a change of scenery.
Students visiting Israel leave early
One night while taking a break from excavating and researching in Israel, a group of VCU students were outside when they saw what appeared to be flares go straight into the sky. When those flares began to curve in their direction and a teacher ordered for them to run inside, senior religious studies and psychology major Zavi Harman ran for safety with the others.
Summer courses offer wide variety of options
Registration for summer classes is under way, but with some of the sessions as short as three weeks, can students really retain a semester’s worth of education in a fraction of the time?
