Cabell's new wooden bench is a sculpture made by VCU materials professor that evokes the James River.

Health sciences library offers film, discussion and exhibits exploring violence against women. Details about these programs

A resource for all VCU students, faculty and staff, Innovative Media’s expanded new space can help faculty teach and present scholarship. Learn More About The Workshop

Robust slate of new webinars on health sciences topics reaches students at their convenience. 2018 Webinars

Innovative Media expertise and equipment can help faculty teach and present scholarship in new ways. Services for Faculty

Association of College and Research Libraries recognizes VCU Libraries with respected, national honor. ACRL News Article

Oral history project, book art and clinical practice tome honored as 3 millionth volume milestones. 3 millionth volume

Tompkins-McCaw exhibition showcases incredible medical, scientific illustrations by VCUarts students and alumni. Intersections II

Cabell's new wooden bench is a sculpture made by VCU materials professor that evokes the James River. Fall Line

VCU Libraries joins HathiTrust initiative. HathiTrust

Regina Holliday shared her ideas and art on MCV Campus. Regina Holliday Talk

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

Propose sessions and register early for free conference; seating limited. Keynoters and Background

New teaching librarian works with faculty to develop instruction using primary sources, book art and other rare materials. Q&A with Andrea Kohashi

Public science, the art of sharing knowledge, focus of Nov. 14 half-day session at VCU. Science Speak conference

She brings business experience to librarianship for the VCU School of Business. Q&A with Janet Reid

Digitized, searchable documents and audio bring real voices to the tragic tale of a Richmond neighborhood. Learn More

Online compendium celebrates Mr. Cabell's literary legacy. Visit the Display

Scrapbook-like digital exhibit explores 70-year-old effort in educating young citizens Encampment for Citizenship

Special collections informs alumna’s new film about the work of influential poet and professor. Levis Film

VCU's Melanie Buffington serves as editor of this alternative voice. Learn More

Communal work at Folger transcribathons creates access to rare materials. Transcribathons

VCU Libraries' free sessions Feb. 7 by the Center for Open Science will teach tactics to improve reliability of projects. Sign Up

New data visualization project offers snapshot of KKK activism in early 20th Century America. Learn About It

Stephanie Lawson Holt's generous gift moves VCU Libraries closer to $1 million Cabell Foundation matching grant. Holt Gift

Three pieces from VCU Libraries displayed at the long-awaited new national center Smithsonian African American Museum

STEM librarians and mass comm professors train students to write science news. Learn More

Design and architecture lauded in competitive national awards program Learn More

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden and Rice Rivers Center collaborate with VCU Libraries to create new digital compendium. Explore the Collection

Most overdue items are fine free and others carry flat $10 charges. The Details