Some faculty, leaders and the Chief of the Chickahominy, one of Virginia’s 11 native tribes, are calling for the university to create more opportunities for Indigenous students and teach a fuller ...

VCU adjusted the scope of a scholarship program intended to benefit students descended from enslaved people in order to comply with President Donald Trump’s orders to end Diversity, Equity and ...

The recent New York City mayoral election has caused quite a stir not only in the city but across the nation. People from all over the world have weighed in on the discourse surrounding the ...

Nearly 2,000 VCU students are receiving their instruction fully online this semester — continuing a trend of online enrollment growth. Forbes ranked VCU in their list of the top 10 best online ...

Channel 410, a project from students taking MASC 410, is mixing news-desk skits and street interviews around VCU and the Richmond community. They deliver a hybrid of real campus happenings and ...

I was pleasantly surprised when I began reading the beautifully designed “Make Our Children Healthy Again Assessment.” Trump cabinet members like anti-vaccine advocate and Health and Human Services ...

On Halloween, I saw Yorgos Lanthimos’ “Bugonia,” a film about two conspiracy theorists living in rural Georgia who kidnap a CEO, convinced she is an alien. The character Teddy, the main conspiracy ...

Virginia experienced a massive blue wave two weeks ago, with Abigail Spanberger flipping the governor’s mansion back to Democratic control and becoming the first female governor in the state’s history ...

VCU women’s volleyball finished off the Atlantic 10 season steady with a 12-6 record, placing it third in the conference rankings ahead of the A-10 Tournament on Nov. 21.

Leaving home and attending college can be a challenge for anyone — add a Tourette syndrome diagnosis into the equation, and everything gets even harder. For VCU graduate student William Atkins IV, the ...