Medicines for All Institute co-founder elected as National Academy of Inventors fellow
B. Frank Gupton will be inducted as a 2019 National Academy of Inventors fellow. Gupton is co-founder and CEO of the Medicines for All Institute, which works to increase global access to lifesaving medications by reducing manufacturing costs.
Commitment to creativity and digital literacy earns VCU designation as an Adobe Creative Campus
VCU is the first school in Virginia to be named an Adobe Creative Campus.
As he conducts cancer research, Omar Mian’s education — and his father — are never far from mind
Omar Mian shared his perspectives with M.D.-Ph.D. students at their 2019 fall retreat.
Prescribing change for a national epidemic
Kathryn Schwienteck Hartka, Pharm.D., Ph.D. (Pharm.D.’15/P; Ph.D.’19/M), first became passionate about learning how drugs affect the human brain studying neuroscience as an undergraduate at the University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania.
Alumni return to perform a gala of opera scenes
Each fall, VCU Opera delights fans with a fully staged gala of scenes from famous operas. The annual production of opera’s “greatest hits” features the talents of student singers from the School of the Arts Department of Music, providing valuable experience and preparing them for future success as opera singers.
When one door closes: Alumna creates her own pathway to success after setback
Altimese Nichole Curry (B.S.'07/MC), leader of the VCU Alumni Lowcountry Chapter, takes over our Instagram account tomorrow, Nov. 8, to share her time at Homecoming.
VCU names new assistant vice president of alumni relations
Elizabeth Bass will become assistant vice president of alumni relations at Virginia Commonwealth University on Nov. 4.
From a dare, VCU got its first female Rodney the Ram in more than 15 years
Danielle Hiser’s (B.S.’12/E; B.S.’12/H&S) more than three-year tenure provided outrageous tales, including the time she sprinted off the court and tripped over a cameraman.
Cottom’s book, ‘Thick: And Other Essays,’ named a National Book Award finalist
Tressie McMillan Cottom's book is a collection of essays that offers a multifaceted portrayal of the experience of black womanhood.
VCU hits new milestone with $310M in sponsored research funding
Combined awards for sponsored research programs totaled $310,216,377, representing a jump of 14.6% from VCU’s $271 million in funding from the previous fiscal year.