Study finds active shooter drills have negative impacts on students
Katharine DeRosa, Staff Writer A recent study suggests active shooter drills in U.S. schools could lead to depression and anxiety among families and employees. The […]
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‘Walk of shame:’ Students question VCU’s protocol for isolation transportation
Anya Sczerzenie, Staff Writer The instructions are clear for residential students who test positive for COVID-19: Go into isolation. But for some, lack of transportation […]
Efforts falter to require schools to provide in-person options
Sam Fowler, Capital News Service An effort to require Virginia school districts provide in-person classes to students with poor internet access during the COVID-19 pandemic is […]
VCU program facilitates connection between students and administration
Katharine DeRosa, Staff Writer Anya Sczerzenie, Staff Writer Students can share their opinions with the VCU administration through a program that uses text messages to […]
Fear of misuse overshadows VCU’s COVID-19 student absence policy
Sagal Ahmed, Contributing Writer VCU’s temporary COVID-19 protocol allows students in quarantine and isolation to take 14 days of excused absences, and although classwork isn’t […]
