U.S. intervention in Afghanistan has done more harm than good
Ishaan Nandwani, Contributing Writer On Aug. 15, the world watched as the Taliban took control of Afghanistan’s capital city of Kabul and its government, declaring […]
Month: August 2021
A not-so-normal welcome back to college
Monica Alarcon-Najarro, Contributing Writer It was an early summer morning in 2019. I woke up in my bed back at home while boxes filled with […]
After a year of uncertainty, Richmond museums adjust to reopening while maintaining safety
Sahara Sriraman, Spectrum Editor Art institutions in Richmond have begun reopening and preparing exhibits in the midst of increased vaccine distribution. The COVID-19 pandemic caused […]
VCU gives half a million for faculty research
Emma Carlson, Contributing Writer VCU has granted half a million dollars to support unique research endeavors of its faculty this year through the annual Presidential […]
Richmond mural project aims to use creativity to highlight underprivileged communities
Angelique James, Contributing Writer Expressive murals and community cleanups are just some of the changes the “More than Art: Inner City Mural Project” are making […]