Filmmaker, storyteller, neuroscientist: Charlotte Wincott’s latest project is a reflection of her many skills
In “The Issue with Elvis,” the VCU grad’s many talents are on full display, as she weaves together a story about people, science and mental health in a way few others can.
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CDC awards $6M grant to VCU to address youth violence in Richmond and beyond
The grant is one of only five awarded nationally and designates VCU as one of the CDC’s Youth Violence Prevention Centers.
Us versus them: Harming the ‘outgroup’ is linked to elevated activity in the brain’s reward circuitry
A new study led by researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University used brain imaging to explain why humans are aggressive toward rival groups.
For VCU alum and 25,000 others using her platform, meaningful connections start with brunch
Melissa Mason’s business, Brown Skin Brunchin’, has helped thousands of minority women connect, personally and professionally, in 71 cities across three countries.
Questions about Psychology? This student has the answers.
New Research Findings
- Study discovers unique brain signature of intimate partner aggression
- Involvement in student organizations, living on campus early in college reduce odds of dropping out
- Transition out of COVID may be stressful, too
- Can pets help LGBTQ+ people cope with microaggressions?
- Romantic relationships mitigate effects of trauma on alcohol use among college students
