Category: Education

By Kate Masters (VM) - Gov. Ralph Northam’s latest message to local school systems is to start thinking about reopening — and soon. “In the shor

The VCU African American Alumni Council’s Mentoring Circle has steadily become an integral and undeniably important program, according to those cl

By Lauren Victoria Burke (NNPA) - He began as President of one of the most storied Historically Black Colleges and Universities in America in 1978. O

(UNWR) - With the Food and Drug Administration poised to approve the first coronavirus vaccine for use in the U.S. – the start of a major nati

By Dina Weinstein On a Thursday afternoon, David Shepherd, Ph.D., an associate professor of computer science in the VCU College of Engineer

School segregation by race and poverty is deepening in Virginia, but state and local policy measures could lead to more integration and better

Carol Anderson, Ph.D., author of “One Person, No Vote: How Voter Suppression is Destroying Our Democracy,” will speak on voting rights and voter suppr

By Kate Masters (VM) - A final report, nearly a year in the making, recommends changes to teacher training, graduation requirements and curriculum to

The federal TRiO Student Support Services grants will be used to provide assistance that enhances academic success. Virginia Commonwealth University h