Though the NCAA men's basketball transfer portal does not officially open until April 7, the day after the national championship game, roster construction is well underway across the country and VCU's ...

Dr. Robert Winn, director of the Virginia Commonwealth University Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center, is leaving the Richmond center in June. He will be the cancer center director of Temple Health’s ...

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. VCU enjoyed its stay in the NCAA tournament a bit extra on Saturday despite the season-ending loss to Illinois. The VCU ...

GREENVILLE — Illinois basketball shut down the March magic from VCU. The No. 3-seeded Fighting Illini (26-8) dominated the second half of their Men’s NCAA Tournament second-round game against the No.

VCU is Virginia Commonwealth University, and it is located in Richmond, Virginia. That answer matters a lot more today because VCU is no longer just North Carolina’s first-round opponent — the Rams ...

The VCU Rams might be the final and most compelling Cinderella candidate this month, but that dream faces a daunting test against Illinois, a legitimate national title contender. My VCU vs. Illinois ...

The VCU Rams pulled off the biggest comeback win of the opening round of the NCAA Tournament, storming back to eventually beat the UNC Tar Heels in overtime. They have an even tougher challenge ahead ...

Update: Nyk Lewis returned to the VCU bench midway through the first half with his right ankle wrapped in ice. A spokesman for VCU said Lewis would be out for the remainder of Saturday's game vs.

Terrence Hill Jr.'s 34 points led VCU to its first NCAA Tournament win since 2016. Jared C. Tilton / Getty Images GREENVILLE, S.C. — VCU rallied from a 19-point second-half deficit to defeat North ...

The Illinois Fighting Illini will face the VCU Rams in the second round of the NCAA men's basketball tournament. The game is scheduled for Saturday, March 21, 2026, at 7:50 p.m. ET. Viewers can watch ...

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Terrence Hill Jr. felt he just wasn’t himself in the first half of Thursday night’s first-round NCAA Tournament game. When he returned after the break, he was nearly unstoppable.