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In an interview with VCU News, history graduate Alex Criqui discusses the work he and artist Dustin Klein have put into Reclaiming the Monument — a project they hope brings people together.
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Though COVID-19 has upended job hunting, some tried-and-true methods (networking, being flexible and being persistent) still work.
The VCU epidemiology graduate and emergency medical services provider conducts research on addiction and substance abuse.
Recognizing the importance of having people believe in you and invest in your future success, Tamesha Morris set up a scholarship to aid students following in her footsteps.
“The Jackson Ward Collective is about creating generational wealth,” said Kelli Lemon. “It’s about being able to pass on legacies to our children.”
The pandemic. The protests. Stories of heartbreak, resilience, creativity and joy. Here are the VCU News stories of 2020.
VCU Alumni and the MCV Alumni Association of VCU will align with the Office of Development and Alumni Relations, creating a new structure to meet the expanding needs of its 208,000 alumni.
The longtime educator and African dance enthusiast “was the glue that kept the whole African American community together.”
University President Michael Rao, Ph.D., praises graduating students for their resilience amid the COVID-19 pandemic. "I am so proud of your hard work."
In 2019, 67 women graduated from VCU with bachelor’s degrees in chemistry, fifth-most in the nation.
After his grandmother died of cancer, Randy Vince Jr. decided to pursue medicine to address the health care inequalities that exist for African Americans.
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