VCU College of Engineering presents Dean’s Excellence Awards to faculty and staff who made significant contributions throughout the year
The Dean’s Excellence Awards Program recognizes faculty and staff who have distinguished themselves in areas critical to advancing the mission and values of the VCU College of Engineering.
VCU College of Engineering Dean Azim Eskandarian, DSc, elevated to IEEE fellow
This recognition results from Eskandarian's impactful contributions to autonomous vehicles and vehicle safety.
VCU wins inaugural Career Spark Award from national platform Handshake
Only 31 schools were cited in program that honors excellence in campus career centers.
Working together for the future of engineering
Getting to know VCU Engineering Dean Azim Eskandarian, DSc, and his vision for engineering education.
VCU ranked among top 20 most innovative public universities in the U.S.
Additionally, VCU’s overall ranking in U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 Best Colleges jumped 23 points over last year.
Welcome to the Ramily
Get to know Shawn Watson, one of the newest computer science students in the College of Engineering.
VCU ranks in top 100 for patents
New ranking by the National Academy of Inventors is a reflection of VCU’s excellence in innovation and research.
VCU Engineering STARS program partners with Alteryx and Bank of America to host virtual escape room and designer training
Recently, VCU Engineering, Alteryx and Bank of America teamed up to pave the way for approximately 45 high school students to take part in a virtual escape room as a part of the Supporting Tech Achievement for Richmond Students (STARS) Summer Challenge.
Inayah O’Neil and the importance of empowering student success in STEM
Last summer, Richmond Community High School student Inayah O’Neil won best presentation during the ‘STARS’ Summer Challenge. This summer, not only is she a peer mentor for the program, but an incoming freshman with VCU’s College of Engineering.
From surf, turf and sky, NASA and VCU’s Rice Rivers Center deliver an immersive summer experience for undergraduates
This summer, NASA brought its Student Airborne Research Program to the East Coast for the first time with the help of Virginia Commonwealth University faculty and the team at VCU’s Rice Rivers Center.
