Cole, VCU’s executive director of audit and compliance services since 2011, has spent most of his career in higher education and government, previously serving 28 years in audit management for the state.

Much is known about the history of Richmond’s Wilton House, which was built in 1753 and home for more than 100 years to Virginia’s prominent Randolph family.

Working with a Nobel Prize-winning biophysicist, a team of researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University has gained the clearest view yet of a patch of cell membrane and its components, revealing unexpected structures and opening up new possibilities for pharmaceutical research.

Nurses cover the incubators with cloth to reduce light and stimulation, but doing so restricts their visibility and presents infection risks. A new invention, the Brise-solette, could change that.

VCU students, employees encouraged to use GRTC’s Route 5, Pulse for intracampus travel.

An international clinical trial co-led by a VCU Massey Cancer Center researcher is expected to change the way a specific type of breast cancer is treated in some patients.

The kits are topping many holiday gift guides, but also come with caution from the clinical genetics community.

Christy Coleman, CEO of the American Civil War Museum, called on graduates to find purposeful paths that change the lives of others and help future generations during Virginia Commonwealth University’s fall commencement ceremony Saturday in the E.J. Wade Arena at the Stuart C. Siegel Center.

After years working in other fields, new VCU graduates Will and Christian Hayes say compassion and a desire to help people who are physically vulnerable prompted them to embrace a new challenge.

Henry J. Donahue, Ph.D., College of Engineering Foundation Professor, has been named a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Election as an AAAS fellow is an honor bestowed upon AAAS members by their peers.

A Robertson School senior-level capstone program — Agency — is providing marketing and PR services to Chesterfield County police, Boys Home of Virginia and CARITAS.

Virginia Commonwealth University has joined a collaboration of 130 public and land-grant universities dedicated to improving student success in colleges and universities across the country.

Pharmacologist Matthew Banks, who is testing a vaccine against opioid abuse, explains how such a vaccine could affect substance abuse treatment.

The National Institutes of Health announced this week that a 21-member research consortium including Virginia Commonwealth University has completed enrollment for the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study — the largest longitudinal neuroimaging study of human brain development ever launched.

Virginia Commonwealth University researchers are testing a vaccine against opioid abuse developed by the Scripps Research Institute in California. The vaccine is meant to block the effects of heroin and fentanyl in patients with opioid use disorder.

At VCU 50 symposium, alumni and faculty reflect on a university born during a time of change and turmoil, and how it has changed since the MCV-RPI merger.

A fatal diagnosis after pregnancy and declining health left Gilmore preparing for death. A medical team at Pauley Heart Center saved her life.

As people and institutions throughout the United States undertake a re-examination of the country’s history and how it is commemorated, two university presidents and one former president met at Virginia Commonwealth University last week to consider the opportunities and challenges that society as a whole — and colleges in particular — face when attempting to identify the best, most honest ways of remembering and learning from the past.

Virginia Commonwealth University will award degrees during its December commencement exercises on Saturday.

Henry Donahue’s investigation into changes in muscle and bone function among projects on a SpaceX Dragon mission to the ISS

Members of the East Marshall Street Well Project Family Representative Council shared their recommendations for the continued study, memorialization and burial of human remains uncovered 24 years ago during construction of the Hermes A. Kontos Medical Sciences Building on Virginia Commonwealth University’s MCV campus.

Growing up in Richmond, Reid Anderson spent his childhood on and around the James River. Now at Virginia Commonwealth University, Anderson is pursuing a master’s degree in the Department of Biology in the College of Humanities and Sciences and researching fish ecology in the lower James.

For nearly 3,000 VCU students, commencement on Dec. 8 marks both the end of a journey and the start of something new.

Seth H. Weinberg, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the College of Engineering, and researchers at two universities, including Virginia Tech, are investigating genetic mutations that can lead to sudden cardiac death.

Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University have uncovered new insights into the physics of how liquid droplets separate from fibers, and their discovery may have major benefits for industry, the environment and human health.

Virginia Commonwealth University will be activating its upgraded siren system on Wednesday, Dec. 5, at noon as part of its monthly siren testing.

When the tornadoes came, Hassen Hafiz knew what to do.

Members of the VCU Board of Visitors Strategic Task Force will meet on Thursday, Dec. 6 at 3:30 p.m. at 910 W. Franklin St., Richmond, Virginia.

Richmond is known for many things — craft beer, startups and tattoos among them. The city is less known for fashion, a perception that Patricia Brown, chair of the Virginia Commonwealth University Department of Fashion Design and Merchandising, would like to change.