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VSU Trojan Explosion Goes Hollywood With Amazon Prime Video’s Muhammad Ali Series
VSU student musicians record music for the promotional trailer for the series executive produced by Jay-Z, Michael B. Jordan, and Lonnie Ali.
Board of Visitors Meetings November 12, 2026
The Virginia State University (VSU) Board of Visitors will meet Thursday, November 12, 2026, in the Gateway Dining & Events Center located on the campus.
State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) Board of Visitors Orientation
Members of the Virginia State University (VSU) Board of Visitors will attend the Annual SCHEV Board Orientation on October 28-29, 2006.
Virginia State University Breaks All-Time Enrollment Record
History-making 2026-27 enrollment surpasses 6,350 as VSU also welcomes the largest first-time freshman class in University history.
Virginia State University to Welcome National Freedom Ride Tour Commemorating 65 Years of Civil Rights History
The Ride will stop at VSU on October 20 as part of a national journey encouraging voter participation and civic engagement.
Virginia State University Adds Two On-Campus Residence Halls for Students Currently Living in Hotels
The Orange House and The Blue House will provide on-campus housing for 40 students beginning November 1.
Virginia State University Welcomes College Hill Cast Back To The Hill As 2026 Homecoming Parade Honorary Deputy Marshals
Season 3 cast members return 20 years after bringing the VSU student experience to a national audience.
VSU Turns Up the Energy for Homecoming 2026: “College Hill: The Remix”’
The Hill comes alive October 3–10 with signature events, beloved traditions, and a Homecoming football showdown against Livingstone College.
Virginia State University Announces 2026 Homecoming Parade Route
Annual tradition returns Saturday, October 10; motorists encouraged to plan ahead.
Virginia State University Names History-making Brigadier General Sheila Baxter 2026 Homecoming Parade Grand Marshal
The trailblazing alumna and former VSU student-athlete was the first African American woman to achieve the rank of Brigadier General in the Army Medical Service Corps.
