Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) Campus

The Compass is one of my favorite parts of campus! Situation between VCU's Cabell library, Shafer Court dining scenter, Hibbs Hall, and VCUarts Pollak building, The Compass is a great place to experience the culture of VCU.

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The Academic Learning Commons is one of the most advanced buildings on campus. With technologically infused classrooms, it's honestly one of the best learning facilities at VCU!

The University Student Commons is one of the eating/relaxing places at VCU. With tons of food places and even a gaming lounge, the commons is such a great place for students and non-students to hang out and relax.

The Pollak building is one of VCUart's academic buildings! The film and photo department, graphic design department, and fashion department are all located here!

Monroe Park is a central place on VCU Campus. Recently renovated in 2018, Monroe Park has been a great place for students, professors, and Richmond residents to relax and hang out during amazing weather.

The Siegel Center is one of VCU's main game arena. Home to the rams, the Siegel center is used constantly for VCU home basketball games and occasionally VCU events including open houses and high school graduations.

One of my favorite buildings on campus is Franklin Terrace, which is a large building that hosts various majors such as art education, kinetic imaging, and communication arts. I love it's sense of community with the students working overtime and the equipment they have available. It's a great place for class and for all-nighters!

The Cary Street Gym is one of the main gyms in VCU’s Monroe Park campus. Equipped with weights, a pool, a track field, 4 basketball courts, and even a rock-climbing wall. The Cary Street Gym is honestly the best spot to work out for any VCU student!

Here is the mystical city where VCU was formed and created ;)

The University Student Commons is one of the eating/relaxing places at VCU. With tons of food places and even a gaming lounge, the commons is such a great place for students and non-students to hang out and relax.

One of my favorite buildings on campus is Franklin Terrace, which is a large building that hosts various majors such as art education, kinetic imaging, and communication arts. I love it's sense of community with the students working overtime and the equipment they have available. It's a great place for class and for all-nighters!

Monore Park is one of my favorite places because it gives you a nice green place to chill, do homework, and hangout with friends! It's location is super convenient because it's right in the middle of campus and next to freshman dorms. Also a great place to pet dogs!

The Ram Horns is the symbol of VCU. During orientation, it is a tradition that all freshmen walk past the mythical horns and make a wish on them. If the freshmen are then able to graduate, their wishes will come true.

Cabel Library is an amazing resource for studying, extra help, and access to equipment! Here's a look at what's inside this wonderful building.

Harris Hall is the main hall that you will have a lot of your Univ and Math classes in. The majority of the classroom consists of 20-30 people rooms, so if you're missing that "high school" experience, the rooms will be perfect for you. Connecting to Harris Hall is Oliver Hall. Oliver Hall is where you will mainly have your science lab classes and some subtle classrooms.

The Cary Street Gym is one of the main gyms in VCU’s Monroe Park campus. Equipped with weights, a pool, a track field, 4 basketball courts, and even a rock-climbing wall. The Cary Street Gym is honestly the best spot to work out for any VCU student!

The Compass is one of my favorite parts of campus! Situation between VCU's Cabell library, Shafer Court dining scenter, Hibbs Hall, and VCUarts Pollak building, The Compass is a great place to experience the culture of VCU.