As COVID-19 continues to infect greater numbers across the United States, the Center for Disease Control now recommends everyone wear a face mask in public.

The long-out-of-print book exploring Richmond’s annexation of Chesterfield County in 1970 is available for download today.

An interest in health and nutrition led Trenton Jackson to create Lil’ Sprouts Microgreens. Now his business is providing food access during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Marsalis’ former VCU colleagues recall a man who was quiet, kind to everyone, loved teaching and who was not impressed by celebrity.

The Goldwater Scholarship is the premier national scholarship for undergraduate science, technology, engineering and math students.

The lab, which develops online and technology-enhanced courses, is helping faculty reshape curriculum for students scattered across the country during the COVID-19 pandemic.

South, who taught at VCU for 23 years and led the Capital News Service program for 17, helped instill in students an appreciation for freedom of the press and a focus on getting their work published.

‘Everyone seems, even if momentarily, uplifted by the idea of helping our colleagues on the MCV campus respond to those that are most vulnerable.’

At VCU and VCU Health, doctors are seeing a long-term project — to bring health care into our homes — gain traction.

A VCU community service visit to Arizona earlier this semester offered students a chance to move beyond theory and better understand the reality of immigration in the United States.

The Tompkins-McCaw Library for the Health Sciences at VCU has received the 2020 Research Advancement in Health Sciences Librarianship Award from the Medical Library Association.

A new library of programs includes everything from group fitness classes and solo outdoor challenges to escape rooms and eSports tournaments.

The college is offering an online coding camp, Code Beats, for middle school students.

Ryan Garten conducts research on prolonged sitting and cardiovascular health, and offers steps to avoid developing back and neck problems.

VCU Libraries is ramping up efforts as the university shifts to online learning during the COVID-19 crisis.

The funds will support students learning in a dramatically new academic climate and caregivers and researchers at VCU Health.

From the time she was 15, when a team of doctors in Iran saved her aunt’s life, Armita Kabirpour has wanted to become a doctor.

For college athletes at VCU and across the country, the games, matches and tournaments are abruptly over — some before they even started.

VCU Health System today submitted letters to the state health commissioner and director of the Virginia Department of Health requesting authorization to expand its licensed capacity by 460 beds.

Staff members are caring for children of VCU Health System employees during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Avanthi Jayaweera created a course, Physician Advocacy for the Underserved, to help future physicians learn how to use their standing in the community to effect positive change.

Infectious disease expert Richard Wenzel shares lessons from SARS, MERS and swine flu, which he studied during its 2009-10 outbreak in Mexico.

VCU School of Social Work research into stress among LGBTQ+ youth has been expanded during the pandemic to include how pets can help with mental health.

Virginia Commonwealth University researchers began two clinical trials this week on a potential, experimental treatment for COVID-19, the novel coronavirus rapidly spreading across the globe.

Graduating VCU School of Medicine student Jay Pham, a Vietnamese immigrant, learns on Match Day what’s in store for his future.

Students, VCU employees and community professionals can learn about digital tools and strategies to communicate about this crisis.

At VCU and around the world, students and educators are moving to virtual classrooms. Collaboration and asking for help are key, said online education expert Jonathan Becker.

David Sarrett, dean of VCU’s School of Dentistry, says wait on your checkup; don’t wait for emergency dental care.

The COVID-19 outbreak has forced the student newspaper to stop printing, but staff continue to publish stories online.