Education

The blending of business and creativity — and inventive approaches to both — is back on full display at the VCU School of Business.

Some of tomorrow’s entrepreneurs are making their first business pitches through a new program at the local private school.

This fall, VCU will throw a party to unveil its new $41 million crown jewel.

Parts of the former home of a defunct lab testing company are now filled with the workspaces of scientists-in-training.

With a combined $9 million of construction and real estate acquisitions in the works or recently completed, two local private schools are making sizable moves to expand.

A new approach to teaching business and leadership communications is turning heads at the University of Richmond.

The effort, designed in light of growing brewery workforce demand fueled by the rise of independent beer makers, is the only brewing certificate program offered by a private university in the state.

The first artist-in-residence for the VCU School of Business continues to make an impression, with a Maggie Walker portrait in the atrium.

The center integrates the offices of admission, financial aid and employer development, designed to serve as a “front door” to the university.