Over 10 days, students visited historically and culturally relevant sites and international tourism destinations in Central Vietnam.

The programs will lead to teaching licensures and are part of a statewide effort to address Virginia’s critical teacher shortage.

A VCU post-doctoral researcher found that African American students and students self-identifying as two or more races were at greater risk for disciplinary action in both middle and high schools.

The car, VCU02, was built by a team of engineering students and will compete against 79 other built-from-scratch racers at the 2019 SAE International Formula collegiate competition.

A VCU engineering professor has received $1.76M to continue his investigation into how immune system cells control responses to biomaterials.

VCU Health representatives joined state and local leaders in New Kent County to break ground on a $16 million state-of-the-art emergency center.

VCU political science professor and “Gerrymandering in America” co-author Alex Keena analyzes the court’s decision in Virginia House of Delegates v. Bethune-Hill.

Amy Rector, Ph.D., is part of a team conducting research in Ethiopia where the oldest Homo fossil and earliest stone tools have been found.

Louis S. Harris, Ph.D., who served on the faculty of the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine for 44 years, died on June 10.

VCU improv teams prove to be popular draws for performers and audiences.

Humans are hardwired to approach positive outcomes and avoid potentially bad ones, said Blakley C. Davis, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Business.

The founding partner of Tang & Biscuit, a large indoor shuffleboard social club, said his business isn’t actually about shuffleboard.

Dialogue takes center stage as the Institute for Contemporary Art’s first-floor gallery becomes a vibrant, flexible space in which to gather, pose questions and make connections during the new Summer Sessions program that kicks off June 15.

Children’s Hospital Foundation announces $25M matching gift toward $100M capital campaign to support construction.

A VCU physics professor and VCU Massey Cancer Center researchers are studying the viability of ‘DNA barcoding’ under a grant from the Commonwealth Health Research Board.

Pam El, Coleen Santa Ana, Carolina Espinal and Alexis Swann will join the board in July; Shantaram Talegaonkar was reappointed to a new four-year term.

As the university’s master plan illustrates, the physical makeup will be defined by more than new buildings.

Joyce and Rich Johnson donate $1M to support VCU Medical Center’s surgical trauma intensive care unit.

23 years ago, Michael Volpe made national news when he broke up with his beloved San Francisco Giants and began searching for a new franchise to root for.

The institute — a collaboration between Sheltering Arms Hospital and VCU Health — is scheduled to open next summer.

Two teams of Virginia Commonwealth University public relations students won awards at the 2019 Virginia PR Awards, hosted by the Public Relations Society of America Richmond Chapter.

The three-year agreement will fund unlimited access on Pulse Bus Rapid Transit, local and express routes for all VCU, VCU Health System and Virginia Premier students and employees.

“Living in Pink” addresses topics such as mindfulness, women in the workplace and birth control.

VCU management professor says freelance work offers flexibility but can be “precarious.”

Some antidepressants could potentially be used to treat a wide range of diseases caused by bacteria living within cells, according to work by researchers in the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine and collaborators at other institutions.

Researchers receive $1.2M grant to investigate therapeutics that might significantly suppress cancer recurrence.

Aspiring scientist Shani Levit finds a way to balance her love for engineering and creativity.

A sampling of data paints a picture of student success at VCU and the programs that help make it real.

Virginia Commonwealth University researchers identified specific microbes present early in pregnancy in women who experienced preterm birth.

A true self-driving car — one that "doesn't even have a steering wheel or a brake" — isn't yet popular enough among consumers, according to economics professor emeritus George Hoffer.