Hypothetically: The CT staff picks animal personalities
Stefanos Psaltis-Ivaniš, Host and Contributing Writer In today’s world, there’s not much to be excited about. With the future looking as bleak as it does, […]
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Hate crimes, Republican senator to run for governor: What you missed this week in the General Assembly
Hannah Eason, News Editor Andrew Ringle, Managing Editor Hate crime prosecution bill moves forward in Senate A bill that would allow the Virginia Attorney General […]
VCU proposal for Navy Hill area development in limbo after City Council vote
Katie Hollowell, Contributing Writer A VCU proposal to build temporary housing for relatives of long-term hospital patients remains pending a week after Richmond City Council […]
‘You First’ program hopes to provide community, guidance for first-generation students
Anya Sczerzenie, Contributing Writer Starting university can be hard for anyone, but it can be especially difficult if you’re the first in your family to […]
Public opinion of impeachment evenly split between Democrats, Republicans, poll shows
Katharine DeRosa, Contributing Writer Virginia has a significant partisan divide in regards to President Donald Trump’s impeachment, according to a poll from VCU’s L. Douglas […]
