Grad Fest 2023
Grad Fest is an overview of resources and services for graduate students.
Grad Fest is an overview of resources and services for graduate students.
VCU Libraries offers a variety of tour options to help students, staff and faculty become acquainted with the buildings and their services.
Learn about the resources, services, and expertise available at Cabell Library, with a focus on the arts.
Learn about the Jurgen Banned Art Comics Contest.
Ornithologist and wildlife ecologist J. Drew Lanham to address racism and the great outdoors
Join VCU Libraries in celebrating the freedom to read.
A series of brief virtual events designed for the VCU Libraries community, highlighting timely subjects, celebrating achievements, practicing creativity and more.
Corey Van Landingham is the 2023 Levis Prize Winner and will read from her poetry collection Love Letter to Who Owns the Heavens.
VCU’s Institute for Sustainable Energy and Environment, VCU Libraries, Green Action!, Sunrise RVA and the School of World Studies present an Environmental Justice Workshop.
Join the curators of "Ink & Rebellion" in Special Collections and Archives for a special comics-themed Open House on November 2, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm.
Friends of the Library book club meetings
Tess Gunty, winner of the 2023 VCU Cabell First Novelist Award for The Rabbit Hutch, 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.
Explore this online rendition of the Quilt and search for the names of friends or loved ones who may be commemorated in the Quilt. Help spread AIDS awareness and honor the dead and those living with AIDS/HIV by picking up a free, red ribbon to show your support.
Join a discussion of themes addressed in the film and how they relate to current research at VCU and in the community as well as to topics addressed in the "Surviving and Thriving: AIDS, Politics and Culture" display.
Join Richmond-area HIV/AIDS activist and 2023 VCU Publishing Research Award recipient Willnette Cunningham, who will be joined by her editor Shurti Sathish, as she reads excerpts from her book, “Lessons From the Real Me.”
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.
Zoë Gadegbeku is the 2023 winner of the Rebecca Mitchell Tarumoto Short Fiction Prize for outstanding short fiction.
Visit VCU Libraries Special Collections and Archives for an open house featuring rare and unique materials related to photography.
The Global Game Jam (GGJ) is a unique free event held worldwide among game creators. Participants come together and work to develop original and innovative experimental video games based on a secret theme.
VCU Libraries' 24th Black History Month Lecture features physician and cartoonist Shirlene Obuobi, M.D.
Visit VCU Libraries Special Collections and Archives for an event celebrating Valentine's Day and the Book Arts Collection.
International Love Data Week is marked annually the week of Valentines Day. It is sponsored by the Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR)
The VCU Visiting Writers Series hosts an evening of creative nonfiction with a joint-reading by Chloe Caldwell and Jessica Nelson.
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.
Jeffrey Blount is the award-winning author of three novels. His most recent book, “The Emancipation of Evan Walls” was the winner of the 2020 National Indie Excellence Award for African American fiction.” His upcoming book, Mr. Jimmy from Around the Way will be published on January 15th, 2024. There will be a discussion and book signing regarding his newest book.
Bring your post-Super Tuesday questions to an open forum with VCU political scientists Allie Reckendorf, Alex Keena, and John Aughenbaugh. They will discuss the 2024 presidential primary season and what it portends for the upcoming presidential election.
VCU Libraries invites you to a talk with professor emerita of sculpture and extended media at Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts to discuss her book, Miracles and Machines: A Sixteenth-Century Automaton and Its Legend (Getty Publications, 2023), co-authored with W. David Todd and photographs by Rosamond Purcell.
Kite aka Suzanne Kite, Ph.D. is an award winning Oglála Lakȟóta performance artist, visual artist, composer and academic raised in Southern California. Known for her sound and video performance with her Machine Learning hair-braid interface.
The event is a collaboration between Asian American & Pacific Islander Affinity (AAPIA), You First at VCU, The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (OMSA) and VCU Libraries in celebration of AAPI Heritage Month.
Artistic Mansions VI: Adorning Mansions IV. Fantasy and Monsters on VCU’s Monroe Park Campus. Featuring Charles and Louise Brownell
At the immersive workshop, club officers will advocate for the importance of slow fashion and teach students how to mend and upcycle clothes.
Join the VCU Development Office for the third Back to the Stacks: VCU Libraries Student Worker Reunion.
A series of brief virtual events designed for the VCU Libraries community, highlighting timely subjects, celebrating achievements, practicing creativity and more.
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.
Learn about the resources, services, and expertise available at Cabell Library, with a focus on the arts.