Uplifting Showcase of Student Success
New campus exhibit focuses on first-generation students
First Gen Exhibit
Fall Line Sculpture
Cabell's new wooden bench is a sculpture made by VCU materials professor that evokes the James River.
The Workshop offers tools and expertise
A resource for all VCU students, faculty and staff, Innovative Media’s expanded new space can help faculty teach and present scholarship.
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Multimedia Scholarship
Innovative Media expertise and equipment can help faculty teach and present scholarship in new ways.
Services for Faculty
Diverse, representative materials join collection
Oral history project, book art and clinical practice tome honored as 3 millionth volume milestones.
3 millionth volume
The Art of Science
Tompkins-McCaw exhibition showcases incredible medical, scientific illustrations by VCUarts students and alumni.
Intersections II
Vast Digital Library
VCU Libraries joins HathiTrust initiative.
HathiTrust
Patient safety advocate changes attitudes using art and persuasion
Regina Holliday shared her ideas and art on MCV Campus.
Regina Holliday Talk
Reducing One Barrier to Student Success
VCU Libraries offers faculty financial incentives to adopt or create free or low-cost textbook alternatives. Apply for grants by April 16.
Affordable Course Grants 2018
VCU's Jan. 12 OpenCon is satellite to global meeting.
Propose sessions and register early for free conference; seating limited.
Keynoters and Background
Meet Andrea Kohashi
New teaching librarian works with faculty to develop instruction using primary sources, book art and other rare materials.
Q&A with Andrea Kohashi
Communicate Your Scholarly Research
Public science, the art of sharing knowledge, focus of Nov. 14 half-day session at VCU.
Science Speak conference
Meet Janet Reid
She brings business experience to librarianship for the VCU School of Business.
Q&A with Janet Reid
Oral Histories
Digitized, searchable documents and audio bring real voices to the tragic tale of a Richmond neighborhood.
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James Branch Cabell: Man of Letters and Libraries
Online compendium celebrates Mr. Cabell's literary legacy.
Visit the Display
From the Cold War to the Culture War: The Encampment for Citizenship
Scrapbook-like digital exhibit explores 70-year-old effort in educating young citizens
Encampment for Citizenship
The Life and Times of VCU's Poet Larry Levis
Special collections informs alumna’s new film about the work of influential poet and professor.
Levis Film
Scholars Compass publishes arts education journal
VCU's Melanie Buffington serves as editor of this alternative voice.
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Creation of Materials
Communal work at Folger transcribathons creates access to rare materials.
Transcribathons
How to increase openness and reproducibility of your research
VCU Libraries' free sessions Feb. 7 by the Center for Open Science will teach tactics to improve reliability of projects.
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Roots of Racism
New data visualization project offers snapshot of KKK activism in early 20th Century America.
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Pushing the campaign forward
Stephanie Lawson Holt's generous gift moves VCU Libraries closer to $1 million Cabell Foundation matching grant.
Holt Gift
Tap Library Expertise and Ask Better Questions
STEM librarians and mass comm professors train students to write science news.
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Cabell Library a "Library Journal" Landmark Library
Design and architecture lauded in competitive national awards program
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James River wildflowers come to life online.
Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden and Rice Rivers Center collaborate with VCU Libraries to create new digital compendium.
Explore the Collection
VCU Libraries simplifies overdue fines system
Most overdue items are fine free and others carry flat $10 charges.
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