Kaine calls out Donald Trump for praising Putin, trash-talking U.S. military
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Vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine on Friday in Norfolk blasted Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump as unfit to serve as commander-in-chief.
Search Results for VCU Health
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DVDs of “Heroin: The Hardest Hit” now available
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DVDs of “Heroin: The Hardest Hit,” an award-winning documentary on the impact of heroin and prescription drugs, are now available.
Project SEARCH participants celebrate completion of career program
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About 130 high school students in Virginia with developmental and intellectual disabilities participated in internships this school year.
Student from Harrisonburg earns excellence award for leadership and international volunteerism
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Lyubov Slashcheva arrived in the United States when she was 5 years old not knowing a word of English, but already determined to make an impact.
Widows, widowers are happier in the face of adversity than others
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Widowed patients suffering from neurological illness experience greater levels of happiness than married individuals with a similar condition.
McAuliffe announces recipients of 2016 Governor’s Awards for Public Service
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced the recipients of the Governor’s Public Service Awards at a ceremony today at the Executive Mansion.
Virginia Hospital Week highlights ways hospitals show ‘Patients Come First’
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Hospital Week is an opportunity to celebrate the great work done by Virginia’s local hospitals and health systems each day.
Senate committee backs Return to Learn, physical activity requirements
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A Senate committee backed a measure geared towards supporting students who have suffered health setbacks and another to increase physical activity in schools.
Governor McAuliffe announces agreement on educational exchange between Virginia and Cuba
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VCU has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the University of Havana allowing both institutions to work together to develop cooperative programs.
Grant to expand Richmond’s capacity to address HIV crisis in African-American community
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A Virginia Commonwealth University professor has been awarded a nearly $1.5 million grant to expand the Richmond region’s capacity to prevent HIV and substance abuse, particularly among young African-Americans.
