An indictment of our nation
Today, I write for an exclusive group of people.
Collecting DNA for misdemeanors is unconstitutional
What little privacy our society has left is on the verge of disappearing. Expanding our DNA database to include misdemeanor convictions is overly invasive of our rights as citizens. Some lawmakers suggest Virginia expand their database to include samples from class-1 misdemeanor convictions. This breaches our Fourth Amendment rights to privacy.
Fun When It’s Fictional by Erin Bushnell
New Look! Same Great Opression by Shannon Wright
EVZIO may have unintended consequences
It’s the mundane moments. It’s the moments of depression, of anger, of feeling nothing short of lost. That’s when I wish I could lose myself in the recreational use of drugs or alcohol.
Richmond locals march after Ferguson decision
“Police, police. KKK. How many kids did you kill today.”
Richmond protest of Ferguson decision continues
The Richmond community on Tuesday afternoon continued their stance of solidarity with Michael Brown, an 18-year old African American who was fatally shot by a white cop.
Ferguson decision sparks VCU march
Past 10 p.m. on a Monday night, a group of about thirty VCU students met in the Student Media Center on Broad Street. Crowding the facility, the students talked of injustice while they used sharpies to scribble messages to the likes of “Black Lives Matter” on cardboard.
Ferguson grand jury decision looms: Michael Brown lives on through VCU students’ support, art
VCU students and Richmond locals convened on campus at the historic Crenshaw House last Thursday night in a display of solidarity with social activists and residents in Ferguson, Missouri.
Welcome Back, Briante!
Three minutes into the game, senior guard Briante Weber had just retrieved his first steal of the 2014-15 campaign from University of Toledo senior forward J.D. Weatherspoon, resulting in an assist to junior guard Melvin Johnson.