VCUarts renames academic building to promote inclusion, students react
Ebonique Little, Spectrum Editor Black Lives Matter protests last summer sparked VCU’s reckoning with a history tied to the Confederacy. As Confederate monuments and plaques […]
Art + Culture
Richmond artist provides community spaces for free books
Ebonique Little, Spectrum Editor Richmond artist Keith Ramsey said he found himself at a “literal crossroads” one day in 2013 on his way to work. […]
VCU professor creates free naloxone bike to combat opioid crisis
Claire Darcy, Contributing Writer Since 2016, VCU students have flocked to a bright red bicycle stationed on campus for a hot cup of free coffee. […]
Projection art reflects on summer of BLM protests, honors Marcus-David Peters
Iman Mekonen, Spectrum Editor An 11-foot-tall vinyl display with muted pastel colors displays a familiar scene of Marcus-David Peters Circle. The grassy area around the […]
Richmond group utilizes grocery pickup in mission to end food insecurity
Ebonique Little, Staff Writer For years, a group of Richmond residents crammed inside a small house on Hanover Street every week, cooking nutritious meals for […]
