More than a decade after they met, Emma Parolisi, M.D., and Kelly Gwathmey, M.D., reflect on how mentor-mentee relationships have impacted their journeys.

In Yellowstone this season, the National Park Service staffer is powered by a lifelong interest in nature and avian ecology lessons from the Rice Rivers Center.

The selections continue VCU’s upward trend of honorees in the federal cultural exchange program.

Through early clinical exposure and innovative curriculum, the OB MOTIVATE clinic prepares physicians to deliver compassionate care to pregnant and postpartum patients with substance use disorders.

VCU biology major Nic Carwile finds special resonance in his prestigious summer internship in Germany.

Framed by summer internships, the broadcast journalism student will help VCU Athletics in the fall.

Two VCUarts students who styled looks representing wide-ranging academic majors share insights from the process – and some fashion advice, too.

As part of a class project, students made art to explore complex mental health topics, turning classroom concepts into powerful visuals rooted in empathy and clinical understanding.

The School of Business team partnered with the behavioral health department to facilitate research while safeguarding individual privacy.

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

At VCU’s Center for Human Simulation and Patient Safety, standardized patients use their theater backgrounds to help medical students practice both clinical and communication skills.

Alex Erling’s grandfather lost his leg to a post-operative infection. She wants to understand why and prevent it from happening to others.

Two recent environmental studies courses reflect how hands-on learning – sometimes far from campus – is at the heart of the new School of Life Sciences and Sustainability.

A showcase for state lawmakers led to an even bigger opportunity for Yatri Patel and Anusha Soni: representing a national coalition in advocacy before Congress.

Collaborating with a nonprofit, engineering and arts students use virtual reality to transport visitors to the Byrd Park utility’s heyday.

The funding is part of a state initiative to provide educational and career aid to undergraduates in the federal program.

Johnson, a medical student, co-authors a study examining how to train aspiring anesthesiologists – like him – for the daunting prospect of an operating room blackout.

Now with her master’s degree, she wants to further serve Hispanic communities and support affordable housing for Virginians.