Impostor syndrome — or the psychological phenomenon in which a person doubts their accomplishments, feels inadequate and worries they will be exposed as a “fraud” — is a common struggle, particularly in higher education, the workplace and other stressful environments.

Nearly 75 percent of U.S. households with children report having at least one pet and emerging research shows that positive interactions with pets, such as caretaking behaviors, are associated with better physical, social and educational outcomes among children.

Hume-Lee Transplant Center participates in clinical trial for kidney transplants between HIV-positive donors and recipients

VCU’s Christopher Reina explains why some people love it while others loathe it.

Stephanie Call and Virginia Pallante share a passion for teaching. Now they also share an award reflective of that passion.

Robert Diegelmann was working in a physiology laboratory at the National Institutes of Health in 1972 when he and a colleague were recruited to establish a new lab at Virginia Commonwealth University.

When Rob Tregenza and Kirk Kjeldsen, filmmakers and Virginia Commonwealth University cinema professors, submitted their feature “Gavagai” to the top international film festivals, they were disappointed to be turned down.

City and university leaders celebrate park reopening, host ribbon-cutting for Gladding Residence Center.