Life sciences building to remain closed after fire at VCU
Andrew Ringle, Executive Editor Anya Sczerzenie, Staff Writer Crews responded Wednesday to a fire on the roof of a university life sciences building that produced […]
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‘Stop the Steal’ caravan stops in Richmond amid Trump’s baseless election doubt
Jackson Rebraca, Contributing Writer After weeks of President Donald Trump claiming rigged election results, right-wing conspiracy site Infowars led a “Stop the Steal” caravan across […]
VCU offering free COVID-19 testing amid students’ winter break worries
Sanjana Ravulapalli, Contributing Writer Mass communications major Julia Daum is heading home and traveling out of state during winter break. But due to Richmond’s case […]
Gov. Northam ramps up COVID-19 restrictions for restaurants, bars and gatherings as cases surge
Katharine DeRosa, News Assistant New COVID-19 restrictions implemented this week caused stress among restaurant owners who have adapted to on-the-fly changes throughout the summer and […]
Online open house yields higher attendance
Anya Sczerzenie, Staff Writer An event showcasing VCU’s campus and housing options for potential students continued online this semester, and although some students saw faults […]
