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Announcements
2025 Building Manager Awards winners
Congratulations to:
- Monroe Park Campus: John Arnold - Oliver Hall - Science, Temple Building, 3rd & 4th floors (chemistry)
- MCV Campus: Amanda Richardson - Goodwin Research, Leigh House, Massey Cancer Center, McGlothlin Medical Education Center, Virginia Mechanics Institute, 4th floor
Lane and sidewalk closures on Broad and Belvidere
Due to construction of the CoStar Center for the Arts and Innovation, one northbound lane and the sidewalk on N. Belvidere St. between W. Grace St. and W. Broad St. as well as one eastbound lane and the sidewalk on W. Broad St. between N. Belvidere St. and N. Henry St. will be closed until construction is complete, which is anticipated by late 2027.
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Capital construction projects
Athletic Village
The off-campus, four-phase Athletic Village will consist of new sports fields and facilities, including outdoor track facilities and practice fields, a tennis center, soccer stadium, and in door field house. It will return on-campus real estate to serve academic and student needs, reduce travel and increase team practice times, and offer new opportunities for community impact through youth programming.
CoStar Center for Arts and Innovation
Positioned on the southeast corner of Broad and Belvidere streets, across from the ICA at the Markel Center at VCU and steps away from Fortune 500 companies and local startups, a new CCAI will provide a launchpad for critical digital and creative economy initiatives both on campus and in the city. A new building will optimize VCU’s arts innovation programs by bringing them together under one roof.
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VCU School of Dentistry
The proposed new School of Dentistry will provide state-of-the-art education, equipment and technology serving more than 500 students as well as maximizing care for more than 100,000 patients visits annually from across the Commonwealth, including underserved populations. It brings together general and specialty clinics, multiple cutting-edge academic laboratories, and associated contemporary support spaces.
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