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Stoney to state lawmakers: VCU Health still on the hook for taxes tied to failed downtown project
“VCU Health System should not be looking for ways to get around paying their fair share and the state should not be in the business of negating legally-binding contracts,” Mayor Stoney said in a statement Wednesday.
VCU planning new dentistry school building on MCV campus, rather than Public Safety site
While details of the new project on Turpin Street are scant, VCU has requested $5 million in the state budget to help kick off the design process.
VCU, Wilder School trade jabs over ‘skewed’ poll of failed downtown development deal
“The university is dedicated to supporting academic freedom, even in instances in which it disagrees with content,” VCU said in a statement released minutes after the poll’s results were disseminated Monday.
Sponsored Content: How a new VCU School of Dentistry building would benefit Virginia
By John Wallace VCU School of Dentistry As the only dental school in the state, the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Dentistry plays a critical role in educating the next generation of dental professionals and supporting the oral health of communities across the commonwealth. VCU is seeking to build a new home for the School of Dentistry on… Read more »
VCU says work to begin on 42-acre ‘Athletic Village’ this spring
“When folks drive down Hermitage Road come March and April… they’ll see some fences up and they’ll see some signs up for what’s coming,” McLaughlin said. “They’ll see a whole bunch of big machines moving buildings and dirt.”
Sponsored Content: Surgeons at VCU Health launch robotic living liver surgery
Innovative surgical procedure expected to expand pool of eligible living donors. Surgeons at VCU Health Hume-Lee Transplant Center are using an innovative, less-invasive robotic liver procurement procedure to expand the pool of eligible living liver donors. As the number of people registered and waiting for a liver nears 11,000, this represents a critical breakthrough in matching… Read more »
Sponsored Content: National recognition for VCU’s local impact
By David Oglethorpe Virginia Commonwealth University is the winner of the 11th annual Innovation & Economic Prosperity Talent award from the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities. The award recognizes exemplary initiatives in education and workforce development. Announced during the association’s annual meeting today, VCU’s submission was lauded by the APLU for its “particularly innovative… Read more »
Sponsored Content: Research powers VCU’s top 50 rise
By Mike Porter Building on last year’s entrance into the top 50, Virginia Commonwealth University is now the 47th-ranked public research university in the United States. Reported by the National Science Foundation’s Higher Education Research and Development fiscal year 2022 survey, VCU’s $406.9 million in research expenditures represents a 12% increase on the previous year’s efforts… Read more »
Sponsored Content: VCU Health workforce programs help young adults with employment
In a typical day, Angel Glenn, a 22-year-old certified medical assistant in the VCU Health neurology department, makes sure patients get their medication refills and forms sent to the correct doctor. Her duties also include checking over patients’ referrals – ensuring they are processed correctly – and scheduling medical visits. Glenn always knew she would… Read more »