The program, called RAM Opportunity, is a chance for the high school students to see “what higher education is all about,” said Melissa Tyler, assistant dean of the Graduate School.

VCU professor Alexander McKay offers a roadmap to creative thinking.

Yet relationships’ “protective effect” against high-risk drinking is limited to men, according to a new study in Addiction

Andrew Daire, Ph.D., dean of the School of Education at Virginia Commonwealth University, testified at the U.S. House Wednesday about how VCU is working to prepare high-quality, dedicated classroom teachers and encouraged Congress to support similar initiatives across the country.

Assistant Chief of Police Howard “Mike” O’Berry will serve as interim chief of police starting Aug. 1.

Trio will set sail this week as part of a National Science Foundation-supported research expedition studying the Arctic Ocean’s impact toward life on Earth.

Berbic has worked in the United States, Europe and the Middle East, and will start Aug. 1.

Jill E. Blondin, Ph.D., has been named executive director for the VCU Global Education Office.

The Hume-Lee Transplant Center protocol significantly shortens the average wait time for a kidney transplant.

Katharine Moore Tibbetts, an assistant professor of chemistry, is one of about 300 people across the country to receive the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.

Howard, who retired in June, led efforts in experiential learning and community partnerships during her 31 years at VCU.

The goal of VCU’s Free Store will be to divert items from the landfill and alleviate financial burden.

As the United States continues to grow older, the grant to the Virginia Center on Aging will train health care providers, family caregivers and older adults.

The prize is awarded for the best first or second book of poetry published in the previous calendar year and honors the memory of the poet Larry Levis.

Professor talks about VCU’s role in the state’s Commonwealth Cyber Initiative

A child of refugees, VCU School of Dentistry alumnus Sonny Duong worked arduously to help his family pay bills.

The book tells the survival story of a young woman in New York City who is the last person to abandon her office job after an infectious disease originating in China sweeps across the globe.

Jenn Brigle said the recognition is meaningful because of her work with children. “I feel like I’m continuing to help them outside of work,” she said.

The five-year grant will take place at approximately 15 local schools.

Scholarship relief enables the student to take on extracurricular activities — including being ‘big buddies’ to young patients.

Schrier, a VCU pharmacy student, donned a lab coat and safety goggles and turned the talent portion of the Miss Virginia competition into a science experiment.

The Virginia Department of Health’s Office of Health Equity on Thursday convened policymakers, health care professionals, elected officials, community members and allies at Virginia Commonwealth University to discuss the state of LGBTQ+ health care.

Two VCU School of Nursing faculty members will receive one of the most prestigious honors in nursing this fall when they are inducted into the American Academy of Nursing.

Visits to pivotal sites in Atlanta, Birmingham, Selma and Montgomery help “make the content come alive.”

Registered nurse Erin Davis develops the palliative care program at VCU Community Memorial Hospital.

Effective July 1, all tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, will be prohibited on university-owned property and only allowed in designated outdoor smoking areas.

The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled in two partisan gerrymandering cases — stemming from challenges to district maps in North Carolina and Maryland — finding that partisan gerrymandering is a “political question” and that federal courts do not have a role in addressing it.

Chandra Bhati, the first person on the East Coast to accomplish complete robotic-assisted kidney implantation, will lead a team of transplant surgeons in minimally invasive procedures.

Support for a Democrat-controlled General Assembly has dropped 9 percentage points since July 2018.