Come back to campus and get a behind the scenes peek at tech and resources provided by the libraries. There will be interactive activities, library tours and catering from local vendors.
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A virtual research center placing this talented “writer’s writer” within his literary and historical context. The project conveys a sense of Cabell’s playful wit as well as his erudition, appealing to scholars, general readers and fans of Richmond and Virginia history.
This solo exhibition is an inviting portrayal of alumnus Nickolai Walko's medically inspired works. The title, "DEEPER" references not only the idea of physically going further into the body but also explores the ever- expansive realm of the mind.
The exhibit, on loan from the Valentine features photography by Michael Simon with oral histories recorded by Laura Browder and Patricia Herrera. Told through the voices of survivors, caregivers, activists and health care professionals, this project, which was displayed at The Valentine in 2021, offers a distinct perspective on the epidemic in Richmond.
This companion exhibit of artifacts from VCU Libraries’ Special Collections and Archives showcases materials documenting the Richmond AIDS experience.
This traveling exhibit from the National Library of Medicine examines the annals of American Civil War medical history, exploring the accounts of surgeons, physicians and nurses.
VCU Libraries Special Collections and Archives offers an exhibit of artifacts from the Archives. On display will be tools used in battlefield surgery, surgeons’ kits and first aid materials used in the Civil War era.
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