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Your Voice Matters: Faculty Grievance Policy Updates

VCU is seeking faculty feedback on updates to our Faculty Grievance Policy and Procedures. Everyone is encouraged to take part in the open comment period, which is currently underway. The deadline to submit responses is October 16.

Office of the Provost Prospectus Newsletter (September 2026)

Convergence for the common good There is something uniquely powerful about a university: artists and engineers, scientists and philosophers, physicians and economists working just a few streets apart. Each brings different ways of seeing the world and imagining what comes next. VCU Convergence is about creating more opportunities for those perspectives to come together, ask […]

Join us in shaping our Uncommon Future!

VCU is driven by a singular purpose: to help Uncommon Heroes build a better future for all. To accomplish this, we need your help. VCU invites the community to help shape its next strategic plan by sharing bold ideas that advance student success, fuel discovery, strengthen impact and build an Uncommon Future for all.

Guidance on faculty office hours

The purpose of this message is to address the topic of office hours. It is designed to complement VCU’s protocols on course modalities, which are posted to this blog and located in chapter 2 of the Academic Affairs Handbook.

VCU honors seven with 2026 Distinguished Faculty Awards

Virginia Commonwealth University has announced seven recipients of the annual Distinguished Faculty Awards, which recognize achievement in teaching, scholarship, service and overall excellence. Their work touches on medicine, the humanities, public service and education.

New graduate certificate helps professionals put AI to work

Original reporting by Konrad Solberg with VCU News A new online graduate certificate from VCU is giving working professionals a way to build AI skills without needing a technical background. The 12-credit Graduate Certificate in Applied Artificial Intelligence launches this fall, with applications due Aug. 7. Rather than teaching students to build AI systems, the […]

Office of the Provost Prospectus Newsletter (July 2026)

The two sides of campus change: Threat or opportunity? In higher education, change is inevitable. Whether it be a new institutional strategy, the shifting of academic technologies or ever-evolving student expectations, tides of change can frequently lead to a natural feeling of discomfort. But hidden behind the challenges of change is a very real opportunity. […]

Office of the Provost Prospectus Newsletter (June 2026)

Strengthening community through partnership As we move into the summer months, I want to thank our faculty for the thoughtful feedback during the recent open comment period. Your input is vital to meaningful policy development, ensuring our work reflects the realities of academic life and the principles of shared governance. We further acknowledge the need […]

Hernan Bucheli named interim leader for VCU Global Education Office

Hernan Bucheli has been appointed interim leader of VCU’s Global Education Office, effective June 19. In addition to the interim role, Bucheli will continue to serve as vice president for Strategic Enrollment Management and Student Success. He aims to strengthen global partnerships and support VCU’s long‑term internationalization goals.

Office of the Provost Prospectus Newsletter

In this issue: VCU expands credit‑bearing internships, highlights major research events, announces Arturo Saavedra as provost, celebrates faculty achievements, and promotes upcoming academic programs, conferences, and resources supporting student success and interdisciplinary collaboration.

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