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How will redistricting impact the midterm elections?
4+ day, 25+ min ago (455+ words) Ahead of the 2026 midterm congressional elections, more than a dozen states have sought to redraw House districts in hopes of maximizing the number of safe seats for their party. As of Thursday, at least nine have successfully adopted new maps....
VCU engineering professor Ravi Hadimani receives Young Investigator Award for biomagnetics research
6+ day, 45+ min ago (316+ words) By David PulgarVCU College of Engineering “Receiving this award means a lot to me,” Hadimani said. “It is a great recognition of many years of work by my students, collaborators and research group. It also motivates me to continue working…...
Does capitalism still work? VCU Institute for Free Enterprise forum will explore the question
6+ day, 2+ hour ago (603+ words) Kindness and capitalism might not be seen as a natural pair, but James Rhee is committed to the connection – particularly as business, society and democracy itself are being assessed through new lenses. Historically, capitalism has created opportunities for people from…...
Talking across the divide
1+ week, 6+ day ago (825+ words) By Alexis FincVCU College of Humanities and Sciences Bestselling author David Baldacci and his wife, Michelle, have given this issue a lot of thought. “I have long felt that we need to draw people together in a civil manner and…...
‘Virginia at 250’ symposium on Sept. 1 features two former governors and leading political analysts
2+ week, 6+ day ago (240+ words) As America commemorates its 250th anniversary this year, Virginia Commonwealth University’s L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs and the VCU College of Humanities and Sciences will bring together distinguished leaders and political scholars for a free public symposium…...