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“VCU is an active gentrifier:” student organizations criticize new Master Plan

April 24, 2019 News Editor 5

Student organizations are speaking out more than a month after the Board of Visitors approved the university’s One VCU Master Plan. Nathan Land, outreach coordinator […]

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Human Rights Organization To March Against Police Brutality

September 19, 2018 CTwebmaster 0

Sarah Elson Contributing Writer Amnesty International at VCU focused its collective attention on the shooting of a local, black Richmond man at its first meeting […]

“Slamnesty” event amplifies voices on minority persecution

October 7, 2015 admin 1

As wind and rain pounded the street outside, a crowd of nearly 100 people crammed inside an art space on Broad to listen to singers, […]

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Drug overdose event informs students

October 1, 2013 Executive Editor 0

The VCU student organization, Just Say Know, met with students on Monday to teach them how to avoid, recognize and react to drug overdose situations.

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