Why Robertson?

You found us. That's the first step. Here's why you can stop searching for mass communication schools.

We make excellent storytellers and confident communicators. We turn ambition into action and elevate dreamers into media professionals who go on to have amazing careers. That's not just 10-cent marketing copy. Go check the LinkedIn profiles of some of our graduates — they're impressive.

When you're done exploring your options for mass communications programs, we know you'll come back to us. We're big enough to get you where you want to go, and small enough to know your name. We're different. Different is good.

Ready to start your career in the media industry? Let us show you how.

Check out the academic options offered by the Robertson School.

News

Students can earn the new Richmond History Foundational Badge by participating in a number of Valentine programs, such as a guided walking tour. (Contributed photo)

Dec. 9, 2025

New collaborative microcredential highlights Richmond’s history

VCU and the Valentine partner to offer students free opportunities to engage with their city’s past and present.

Sarah Hagen, the managing editor of The Commonwealth Times, honed her reporting skills as a VCU journalism student, garnering praise for her “rigorous persistence” and her committment to informing the community. (Photo by Dean Hoffmeyer, Enterprise Marketing and Communications)

Dec. 3, 2025

Class of 2025: Sarah Hagen shines in mass (and brass) communications

From the headlines of news coverage to the sidelines of Rams games, the student journalist and Peppas trombonist has reflected a passion for VCU.

Darreon Barner is graduating from VCU with a mass communications degree with a concentration in media production. (Contributed image)

Dec. 2, 2025

Class of 2025: On film and in life, Darreon Barner sets a rich scene

With an embrace of media production, the Brunswick County native hopes to make a mark in Hollywood and his hometown.

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