Fraternity chapter shuts down following hazing allegation
Celeste Chance, Contributing Writer A fraternity is shutting down its VCU chapter months after it was accused of hazing. University police investigated the Alpha Kappa […]
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VCU president: Downtown redevelopment would “transform” the region
Chip Lauterbach, Contributing Writer VCU president Michael Rao is urging the VCU and Richmond communities to support a plan to develop part of the downtown […]
History and diversity: VCU commemorates 50 years with symposium
Emma North Contributing Writer Zach Armstrong Contributing Writer Earlier this year, a New York Times article drew comparisons between today’s cultural and political turmoil with […]
College of Engineering launches new certificate programs
Anya Sczerzenie Contributing Writer The VCU College of Engineering will launch two new graduate certificate programs in cybersecurity and data science in the spring 2019 […]
Know Your Rights event held to teach VCU students about police encounters
Chip Lauterbach Contributing Writer Walter Chidozie Anyanwu Contributing Writer The Richmond Transparency and Accountability Project (TAP) gave an interactive talk with VCU students about how […]
