VCU dining plans are now worth less
Selna Shi, News Editor Andrew Kerley, Audience Editor VCU students with dining plans can no longer use the “swipe exchange” to pay for meals this […]
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Protesters were assaulted at pro-life event, now some demand apology from VCU president
Andrew Kerley, Audience Editor Peake Webb, Contributing Writer Students held a protest on Monday, April 10 demanding an apology from VCU President Michael Rao for […]
Recent VCU dorm fire displaces students
Andrew Kerley, Contributing Writer A fire occurred in VCU’s West Grace South residence hall last month forcing multiple residents to move out. The fire alarm […]
VCU grant aims to empower unhoused through improv
Varsha Vasudevan, Staff Writer VCU professors are teaching empowerment and communication skills to unhoused people in Richmond through a blend of medicine and the arts. […]
Richmond sends ambulance to Ukraine with help from VCU Health
Katie Farthing, Contributing Writer With the help of VCU Health, the Richmond Ambulance Authority and Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association sent an ambulance full of […]