Spreading creativity through coffee, cooking and dance
School of Business creativity czar Elena Olson encourages faculty and staff to approach their industry in new ways.
Ting Xu endows VCU’s inaugural Female Founders Speaker Series
Xu partnered with VCU to showcase entrepreneurial female role models to inspire female students to pursue their dreams.
Competition teaches students that it pays to be ethical (literally!)
Behind the scenes of VCU's second annual Ethics Competition.
A single interview changed his whole life, now he’s paying it forward
Fifty years ago, the VCU School of Business taught Mike Kline interview techniques that it transformed his life.
Endowment Day luncheon: “a room full of the most generous people you’ll ever meet”
“You have eased the burden on my entire family,” one first-generation student said at VCU’s third annual Endowment Day.
Why smart students want to study art — and other takeaways from VCU’s International Business Forum.
The annual School of Business event examines how art and culture influence the human endeavor.
Community outpouring spurs creation of Walter S. Griggs, Jr. Teaching Award
The unprecedented response to Dr. Griggs' death and an outpouring of donations in his name inspired a teaching award.
10 Easy Ways to Unlock Your Inner Innovator
How can we better tap into our creative side? Alexander McKay has a few guiding thoughts.
In a manner of speaking: When it comes to communicating, how you say it is just as important as what you say.
Blakley C. Davis, Ph.D., entrepreneurship professor, explains how people express themselves with their voice.
Generational differences: Four tips to understand young employees
VCU’s Tommy Vines Human Resources Lecture Series recently welcomed Jean Twenge, author of iGen.