The aspiring physician believes doctors can more effectively treat communities when there is an “understanding of their lives, from both a policy and medical perspective.”

Bonds with mentors and classmates have helped prepare new family medicine physician Danielle Austen as she and her fellow medical school graduates step “into a very real situation.”

Soon, clinics across the state will have access to interpreters, physicians, nurses, mental health professionals, dietitians, social workers, and more through Zuhayr Shaikh’s growing network.

In these challenging times, thousands of students will earn their degrees this spring. These are some of their stories.

“Hoy en RVA” is a daily video that helps the Richmond Hispanic audience understand developments that could affect them.

Keith Ramsey, a School of the Arts graduate, created a set of rolling trellises for the health system’s decontamination effort.

Homeschooling your kids while teleworking? Keep expectations realistic for yourself and your children and know that schedules will need to be fluid.

The university will extend online-only classes through the end of the spring semester and has canceled May 2020 commencement.