Administration looks to measure diversity climate
Andrew Crider Online News Editor The VCU administration is asking students to assess VCU’s diversity climate in a new online survey which began on April […]
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Levar Stoney enters race for mayor
Andrew Crider, Online News Editor Former Secretary of the Commonwealth and close ally to Governor Terry McAuliffe, Levar Stoney announced that he would join the […]
RPS vote moved: “Separate but unequal is still the name of the game”
The Richmond City Council vote to potentially close eight public schools in light of an $18 million budget shortfall has been delayed to April 25 […]
A look inside VCU Police Dispatch
Andrew Crider Online News Editor Today marks the end of National Public Safety Telecommunications Week, but for VCU’s 17 emergency dispatchers who have dispatched more […]
Hundreds protest school closures, overflow city council
Students from Open High School in Oregon Hill walked out of their classrooms and marched to City Hall in a student-organized protest on April 11. […]