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The new VCU Brandcenter is committed to helping the industry navigate the transition from advertising to brand building, starting with itself.

VCU's Steven Woolf, professor of family medicine, told the United Press International that the percentage of Americans living in severe poverty grew 20% from 2000 to 2004

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Children's book illustrator Kit Grady talks about her work.

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Here's a list of four Sweet 16 games you cannot afford to miss this week.

Charles Vess has been a noted fantasy illustrator since the late 1970s. His love of comics has led to collaborations with Neil Gaiman and Jeff Smith, and many awards.

Think it would be cool to win the lottery? There are dangers associated with winning. If a person isn't properly prepared it could turn out to be a living nightmare!

Kate Chopin's Story of an Hour gives new meaning to the passing of time. Reader's are taken on a literary journey quite enlightening for both now and then.

Leo Burnett said "great copy and great ideas are deceptively simple." But other advertising leaders have had some more detailed thoughts on copywriting. Here are a few.

Many colleges and universities in the United States choose similar themes for football and sports mascots - like eagles, bears, lions, tigers, rams, and bulldogs.