Sian Wilkerson

The biomedical engineering major is helping lead the Rams' A-10 title push, while, off the field, she is interested in developing prosthetics for those with limb loss.

In ‘Cinema of Crushing Motherhood,' the VCU professor sees a new feminist sensibility.

The political scientist and the school's founding director will examine outcomes of Virginia's 2025 election as part of the Lunch and Learn series.

Fourth-year sociology major and VCU men’s soccer star Moussa Ndiaye credits his formative years with nine older siblings for his competitive edge. Photo courtesy VCU Athletics

The VCU School of Education graduate is seeing her lifelong dream of becoming an elementary school teacher come true.

The new Wilder School graduate is only 20 and not ready to slow down, with international law as a potential career path.

In ‘The Accused,' political science professor Jessica Trisko Darden puts gender, power and justice into context.

The environmental studies major has led trips near and far through the VCU Outdoor Adventure Program.

The Richmond-based philanthropist's initial gift of 342 acres along the James River has bolstered life sciences education at VCU.

Bernard K. Means, director of the Virtual Curation Lab, turned his CT scan into a skull model that could offer lots of creative opportunities.