The American Heart Association has awarded a 2019 Collaborative Sciences Award to a team of Virginia Commonwealth University researchers investigating a new treatment for cardiac sarcoidosis, an inflammatory condition that can lead to heart failure.

It may look different at night, but the university is still a hive of activity

The program, called “Pathways to Teaching,” is now accepting applications for classes that begin this fall.

The recommendations from the American Society of Breast Surgeons emphasize a personalized approach to breast health, said Kandace McGuire, chief of breast surgery at VCU Massey Cancer Center.

Sarah Izabel discovers a life-changing passion for neuroscience at VCU.

A new book co-edited by a VCU history professor provides a documentary account of the battle for — and against — educational opportunity.

Amir Vera and Niki Farahmand began their careers in a VCU classroom covering the 2013 Virginia governor’s race. Now they work at one of the world’s largest news organizations.

Early childhood teachers, on average, reported having four children who displayed challenging behavior that interferes with the child’s ability to play, learn and get along with others.

Brooke Danielsson is a rising star in biomedical research. And her work in nontraditional learning is helping young students work within their own challenges.

Susan Parish, Ph.D., has been named dean of the Virginia Commonwealth University College of Health Professions. Parish, an expert in public health and social work, will start at the university July 1.

VCU Health will honor the emergency medicine first responders, doctors, nurses and others who save trauma patients’ lives at the 11th annual Shining Knight Gala on Saturday.

VCU awards more than 5,200 degrees and certificates to nearly 5,000 graduates at spring commencement.

A new study led by VCU researchers finds young adults with a history of childhood abuse or neglect are more prone to using e-cigarettes during the transition to adulthood.

Board of Visitors-approved budget also includes no increase to education and general mandatory fees.

A VCU School of Business Ph.D. candidate sheds light on how music selection can affect mood and productivity in the workplace.

Michael A. Southam-Gerow, chair of VCU’s Department of Psychology, discusses his new book, “Exposure Therapy with Children and Adolescents.”

The business student — the first in his family to graduate from college — will start his career at Johnson & Johnson in June. His advice for students: “Be comfortable being uncomfortable.”

The ceremony will start at 10 a.m. at the Greater Richmond Convention Center. Andy Florance, CEO and founder of CoStar Group, is this year’s speaker.

Introduction to Computing, offered by the College of Engineering, teaches programming basics and is open to students in any field of study.

The digital renderings will be accessible online and are meant to be a tool for educating about the monuments and the controversy surrounding them.

The Virginia Commonwealth University Board of Visitors has scheduled committee and full board meetings on May 10 at the James Branch Cabell Library, 901 Park Avenue, Richmond, Virginia.

5 billion people worldwide lack access to safe surgical care. Aspiring surgeons at VCU are bringing needed medical assistance to low- and middle-income countries.

A fascination with the city’s development led Midlothian native Jennifer Tillett to study urban planning. “I realized the city had become somewhere that I wanted to be … And I wanted to know why.”

Whether it’s becoming a doctor or designing air travel of the future, TRIO participants have big career goals and the confidence and skills to make them happen.

From Willis Starbuck and Thalhimers to Tommy Hilfiger and Main Street Station — a look through the years at the origins and growth of the university’s annual fashion event.

Two VCU School of the Arts professors talk about the nuances of solemnly illustrating children’s books.

Members of the Virginia Commonwealth University Board of Visitors will hold a meeting on May 9 at 910 W. Franklin St., Richmond, Virginia.

The state budget signed Thursday by Gov. Ralph Northam includes funding for Virginia Commonwealth University to construct a $121 million 168,000-square-foot, six-floor building dedicated to science, technology, engineering and math education on the Monroe Park Campus.

Carver Tree Project earns Currents of Change Award

“I am in the place where I can help anyone, regardless of their socioeconomic, cultural and economic backgrounds,” said Sun, who will graduate this month from the VCU School of Medicine.