Students make art out of intimate wear
During the fall reading days, some students will spend their time with family, friends or a much neglected textbook. Others will spend time with a hot glue gun, feathers and the eye of a needle.
VCU chosen for national campus safety pilot
VCU is leading the pack in creating a progressive model to prevent sexual violence on campus.
VCU acknowledges same-sex spousal benefits
VCU is making changes to its non-discrimination policy in light of Virginia legalizing same-sex marriage earlier this month.
World cycling championship races through Richmond, VCU will close for a week
VCU will not hold classes the week of Sept. 19-27, 2015, to accommodate Richmond hosting the UCI Road World Cycling Championships next fall.
RVA Latino youth pursue better community representation
Latino students in the Richmond area are finding new partners to help advocate for important cultural and political causes to their expanding community.
Sports in Brief
Kristin Dennis Contributing Writer Men’s Soccer VCU men’s soccer remained unbeaten in Atlantic 10 conference play after battling Fordham University to a 0-0 tie on Friday, Oct. 17. Played at Sports Backers Stadium, the Rams held the advantage in shots (21) and shots on goal (5), and had more corner kick opportunities with 12. Head […]
Red Flag Campaign raises domestic violence awareness on campus, advocates for survivors
According to the White House task force against sexual violence, one in 10 women will be assaulted by a dating partner in college. To take action against these forms of violence, the Red Flag Campaign, VCU’s Wellness Resource Center and the Richmond YWCA are collaborating to raise awareness on campus.
VCU hopes to memorialize MCV human remains
The human remains of 19th century medical experiments that were found two decades ago under MCV will finally be commemorated sometime in the next two to three years.
Religious freedom, human rights discussed
Katrina Swett, the chair of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) spoke on Tuesday, Oct. 7 at the VCU Commons Theater about her mission to promote religious freedom throughout the world and to have more countries acknowledge it as a fundamental human right.
Brooke Marsh, Oct. 13
My roommate and I were discussing a documentary she’d seen, which showed how detrimental and widespread the use of corn syrup and other corn products can be.