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The voice of Lincoln offers compelling counterpoint to today’s zero-sum thinking, pastor and publisher says at Blake Lecture
April 10, 2025
Speaking three decades after his father kicked off the annual series, Peter Marty uses the past, the present and Christianity to reflect on the winners-and-losers mindset.
Meet-a-Ram: History Department alumni honoree was a close call – geographically
April 2, 2025
At the Maggie Walker School near VCU, teacher Sam Ulmschneider is instilling wisdom and winning titles in a national civics program.
Constant Pursuit of Excellence: History to HR
April 1, 2025
At the movies: Professors review Oscar-nominated films through the lens of their expertise
Feb. 27, 2025
Ahead of the Academy Awards, professors discuss what worked – or didn’t – in five of the 2025 nominees.
For the many layers of American democracy, new course taps into the many layers of VCU faculty expertise
Feb. 13, 2025
Nearly three dozen specialists in the College of Humanities and Sciences are collectively teaching U.S Democracy United/Divided this semester – and organizers think the concept will evolve.
VCU author investigates U.S.-Mexico migration in the early 20th century – and its enduring legacy
Jan. 23, 2025
In his new book, history professor Daniel Morales examines how large-scale movement became rooted in both countries’ socioeconomic fabric.
Museum exhibition curated by VCU’s Emilie Raymond presents multifaceted picture of Virginia and the Vietnam War era
Nov. 26, 2024
At the Virginia Museum of History & Culture, the history professor brings together narratives and objects that tell a wide-ranging story of veterans, families, refugees, activists and others.