Meet the new and continuing CHS faculty fellows advancing leadership in research, academic affairs, and faculty support. The CHS dean’s office is pleased to welcome several new faculty fellows who ...
Five questions with African American Studies and English double major Zaniah Blakely Author: Nathan Heintschel (B.A.'14) ...
Blakely Wright’s decision to study the past stems from her own family history. The granddaughter of history majors and teachers, Wright loved exploring her grandparents’ home, filled with books, ...
VCU has launched the Baldacci Institute for Civil Discourse, supported by a $13 million gift from Michelle and David Baldacci, to foster respectful nonpartisan dialogue and civic engagement across ...
Jessica Earnshaw will join College of Humanities and Sciences faculty for a panel after the Sept. 16 viewing in the Commons theater. As documentaries, podcasts and other platforms increasingly take ...
CHS and the Robertson School will host broadcast news anchor Geoff Bennett for a conversation and book signing on his new book, "Black Out Loud." Geoff Bennett (photo credit: Johnny Shryock) The ...
Natacha Lorius comes to us from Tufts Medical Center where she was a Sr. Research Administrator in the Division of Cardiology. She has prior experience as a Public Funding Program manager for Siemens ...
Ashley Opfar previously worked with the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) and served as an HR business partner and subject matter expert with oversight over all HR functions for employees within the ...
Project summary: Few things are made more continuously or more invisibly than the shape of letters. This research proposes that letterforms are active cultural artifacts that register social tension, ...
Department of Mathematics and Statistics doctoral alum teaches the next generation of mathematicians
Rayan Ibrahim, Ph.D. (M.S.’21, Ph.D.’24), shares his passion for numbers and research with his students at Hamilton College “Cool people, cool research,” is one of the main reasons Rayan Ibrahim, Ph.D ...
Project summary: This paper argues that children’s literacy and emotional growth are significantly improved when they see their own cultural identities reflected in the books they read. To address the ...
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