The class, part of VCU’s Media, Art and Text doctoral program, provides students a crash course in the technical aspects of sound and sound production.

Doctors in the U.S. go through rigorous training in medical school and residencies to ensure they are prepared to treat patients. But some medical schools struggle to address issues with students who may not be well-suited for medical practice.

The program — the first by a law enforcement agency in the state — helps recruit officer candidates who are passionate about community policing.

Mind and body programs — including chair yoga, meditation, strength training and nutrition — will be offered starting in January through Human Resources and Rec Sports partnership.

Barr, an expert in drug absorption research, helped shape the school’s growth in a four-decade career at VCU.

A desire to work with people led Albright to leave environmental science behind and pursue a degree in VCU’s accelerated nursing program.

The bestselling novelist and VCU alumnus will be the featured speaker at Saturday’s commencement.

Get to know some of the students graduating in December and how they made the most of their time at VCU.

Their research efforts focus on decreasing the risk of heart attack or stroke by reducing plaque in the artery walls.

10 years after starting her undergraduate studies, Nicholson’s journey to a bachelor’s degree is a personal achievement — and a point of pride.

Keen combined his interest in social work, public relations and LGBTQ studies to create his own path at VCU.

The school has entered into agreements with seven institutions and expects to expand by three more in 2020.

B. Frank Gupton will be inducted during an April 2020 ceremony at the Heard Museum in Arizona.

Camille Schrier’s science experiment blew the audience away last summer. For Miss America 2020, she’s pulling out all the stops to get a big “reaction.”

Students in a data journalism class are producing stories being picked up by The Washington Post, The Associated Press and other publications across the country.

The VCU Student Family Medicine Association is helping more students pursue careers in family medicine.

The applied mathematics major, who came to the U.S. as an infant, is excited about his future. “It’s like my safety blanket is coming off.”

Adil, who emigrated from Urumqi, China, eyes a health care career serving patients.

VCU is the first school in Virginia to earn the designation.

Global clinical trial designed in collaboration with VCU successfully tested a drug therapy to treat the chronic liver disease.

Robert Kelley, Ed.D., assistant professor at the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Business and founder and president of Pure Culture Consulting, discusses the emerging trend.

The Virginia Commonwealth University Board of Visitors will meet on Thursday, December 12, and Friday, December 13, on VCU’s Monroe Park Campus.

Grubb, who serves as president of the VCU Student Veterans Association, recommitted himself to earning a degree following his service in the U.S. Army.

Students in a preceptorship program in the School of Medicine are working with medically underserved populations in urban, rural and international settings.

Advocacy, access and outreach have been undercurrents of Z. Bakhtiar’s education at VCU.

Pittman, a first-generation college student, became a financial literacy coach at the Money Spot, interned at Dominion and landed a job at the Federal Reserve.

Butler’s work with individuals with dementia and Alzheimer’s has inspired him to pursue a career as a psychiatric nurse practitioner.

Gordon Ginder steps down after 22 years at the helm of VCU Massey Cancer Center.

More than 150 people welcomed the ancestral remains return, lining the street as they arrived on the MCV campus.

Innovators took ‘something that is inherently difficult and made it as simple as possible.’