Shaping fire and sand into something enduring in VCU's glassworking program, one of the first in the U.S.

Sonya Kovalevsky Day brought 80 young students to campus for a day of math education and scientific exploration.

At about four years old, traveling with her father from her home country of Cameroon to Ivory Coast, Farnese Motto noticed several differences right away. There was no litter on the ground and the air ...

Heba Al Tamimi, D.D.S. (D.D.S.’20, School of Education). An award-winning dentist at Aesthetic Dentistry of Charlottesville, ...

Loneliness is common in older adults, and the mental and physical health risks associated with the condition are difficult for medical professionals to recognize and treat. To address a need, ...

The marker highlights how the Gay Alliance of Students won a federal court case to be officially recognized by VCU in 1976.

Using a data-based approach, Nair’s work at VCU’s In Recovery Lab is part of his broader interest in understanding access to ...

For example, we are reading tales of hauntings from two celebrated Richmond authors: Ellen Glasgow and Edgar Allan Poe.

Political science professor Andrea Simonelli leads a field project to Guam and Saipan to explore governance, disaster ...

VCU political scientist and global health expert Judyth Twigg explains the mystery and the history tied to a lab worker’s ...

VCU professor Caddie Alford clarifies the voices that seem to conflict but often overlap on the future of AI and explains how ...

Legislation that impacts or discriminates against transgender and gender-diverse individuals can cause more psychological distress than personal experiences of discrimination, according to new ...