StudyWell sessions focus on student wellbeing. Events highlight all types of health and wellness, including physical, financial, emotional and social health, in addition to academic success.
Grad Fest is an overview of resources and services for graduate students.
A series of workshops in August especially geared for undergraduates in the humanities, including students majoring, minoring or doing substantial coursework in English, gender, sexuality, and women’s studies, history, philosophy, world studies.
September 14 marks 90 years of the Health Sciences Library Building and 125 years of library service.
The Health Sciences Library is partnering with the USC&A to present a screening of the documentary film “Hidden Heart: The Story of the First Human Heart Transplant, Hamilton Naki and Christiaan Barnard."
Why did Prohibition Succeed and Fail?
Journalist, author, editor and educator Linda Villarosa will be the inaugural speaker in a new VCU Libraries lecture series on social justice.
Devon Walker-Figueroa, winner of the 2022 Levis Reading Prize for "Philomath," reads from her poetry collection.
In collaboration with the VCU Common Book program, VCU Libraries presents The Organ Thieves Film and DiscussionSeries.
Dawnie Walton, winner of the 2022 VCU Cabell First Novelist Award for "The Final Revival of Opal & Nev," gives a reading and participates in a moderated Q&A session about the writing and publishing of her book
In celebration of the importance of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and maps and their ability to connect people, regions and systems, VCU Libraries joins with hundreds of organizations around the world to mark GIS Day on Wednesday, November 16, 2022.
Learn about the Jurgen Banned Art Comics Contest.
Spring 2023 HSL Welcome Table
Explore the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. featuring resources from the VCU Libraries Collections
International Love Data Week is celebrated annually the week of Valentines Day. It is sponsored by the Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, or ICPSR.
The 23rd Black History Month Lecture features the Smithsonian's Dr. Dawandalyn Reece
The VCU Visiting Writers Series is presented on behalf of VCU's M.F.A. in Creative Writing Program in partnership with the James Branch Cabell Library Associates and VCU Libraries. Additional sponsors are the VCU Department of English, Barnes & Noble @ VCU and the VCU College of Humanities and Sciences.
VCU’s Institute for Sustainable Energy and Partnership, in partnership with the School of World Studies, and VCU Libraries present the 2023 Climate Teach-in.
The Brownells return to VCU Libraries for an encore lecture on the historic architecture and interior design featuring the persistence of the classics on VCU’s Monroe Park Campus. Following the one-hour lecture, attendees may participate in a self-guided walking tour.
Join VCU Libraries for the opening night of Nikolai Walko's exhibit, "DEEPER"
Blackbird: an online journal of literature and the arts, has been one of the web's premiere literary magazines. In advance of its late 2023 relaunch, VCU Libraries and the MFA in Creative Writing Program will devote two days–April 13 and 14—to celebrate its achievements.
The Workshop hosts a series of interactive workshops about various creative technologies that can support your personal and academic projects.
Learn about the resources, services, and expertise available at Cabell Library, with a focus on the arts.
The Friends of VCU Libraries Rising Scholars Book and Author Luncheon (previously Monroe Scholars) features best selling alumnus author David Baldacci (B.A. ‘83/H&S; H.L.D.‘01) as the keynote speaker and honored guest VCU President Michael Rao, Ph.D. This is the 10th anniversary year for the fundraising luncheon that supports scholarships for Central Virginia high school students at VCU.
Join us for the first Back to the Stacks: VCU Libraries Student Worker Reunion! We’ll provide lunch and building tours, you bring the memories.
A traveling exhibit from the National Library of Medicine explores the history of mental health treatment in the United States.
VCU Sociology Professor Shawn Utsey, Ph.D., will discuss his film and his research.
Drop in and join Special Collections and Archives staff at the Health Sciences Library for an introduction to simple zine-making techniques
VCU Libraries offers many webinars to help researchers at all levels in the health sciences master online tools and other resources and strategies that benefit research projects.
The VCU Medical Center Health and Wellness Library hosts regular health and wellness presentations and programs.
Learn about the resources, services, and expertise available at Cabell Library, with a focus on the arts.
VCU Libraries offers a variety of tour options to help students, staff and faculty become acquainted with the buildings and their services.
A series of brief virtual events designed for the VCU Libraries community, highlighting timely subjects, celebrating achievements, practicing creativity and more.
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