Board also approves resolutions to commemorate a former arts dean and rename the African American studies academic building.

Around the university, statues, plaques and building names that honor former Confederates have been part of the campus landscape. They could soon become a thing of the past.

Louie Correa wanted to help local kids celebrate their birthdays during the pandemic. His weekly neighborhood parade is offering important lessons in kindness and gratitude during a chaotic time.

All but one of the Confederate statues have been removed from Richmond’s famous boulevard. Four VCU experts provide their thoughts on where we go from here.

From new programs and leadership to a shifted semester and COVID-19 precautions, there’s plenty of changes that mark this unique academic year.

A VCU forum highlights the state’s guidance to reopening and how Petersburg school leaders are handling challenges for the upcoming academic year.

Since 2010, the department has implemented policies, training and technology to be at the forefront of inclusive public safety.