The production master class helps bring spec scripts to life in partnership with Richmond creative companies.

Among its three awards, the department was named Organization of the Year by the International Parking & Mobility Institute for demonstrating dedication to the VCU community.

The initiative addresses a Richmond region need and is poised to help area organizations continue to make a meaningful impact on the lives of young people.

The School of Education’s Jesse Senechal, David Naff and Hillary Parkhouse are co-editors of a new book that offers a roadmap for research-practice partnerships that can transform schools.

Saturday’s event has physical and emotional weight: a challenging trek that honors service and sacrifice.

VCU Business Services and the MCV Foundation were among the others honored for their work.

The Liberty Bell Award reflects a career of service that was forged in part by his hometown law practice.

Rachael Marley and Nathan Maloney pledge to help those without access to oral health care.

3 questions, 2 minutes, 1 lesson with Kevin Brosnan, whose course showcases how the humanities can deepen our understanding of medicine, science and public trust.

At a church in downtown Richmond, members of the Student Family Medicine Association are practicing what they learn in the classroom by caring for vulnerable city residents.

Emmy Truong, a transfer student majoring in information systems, serves as a web developer intern in the Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation.

As an aspiring therapist, she is focused on mental health and substance use in marginalized communities.

Fifteen ceremonies are scheduled this month, prompting changes to parking – including for VCU subscribers at the West Broad Street deck – as well as drop-off zones, signage and lane designations.

The VCU Health child care aide’s graduation gear will feature the colorful handiwork of her young charges.

Emphasis will be on identifying an academic leader who will ‘catalyze the upward trajectory of VCU as a national public research university,’ according to VCU President Michael Rao.

Burnside, an alum who taught at VCU for 20 years, turns to the written word after a rich career telling stories through movement.

The federal program supports study abroad for students with financial need.

In an interview, the spring commencement speaker reflects on his Richmond roots, the mindset that helped him become one of the world’s leading technology executives and the ‘beautiful synergy’ he feels with VCU.