McAuliffe vetoes bill to warn parents of sexually explicit books
Andrew Crider Online News Editor Gov. Terry McAuliffe vetoed a bill that would require teachers to notify parents if assignments had sexually explicit content, citing that such a measure was “unnecessary.” House Bill 516 passed the republican controlled house in March with a 77-21 vote. The bill would have allowed parents to request and be […]
CampusWise brings cheaper textbook service to VCU
CampusWise, a new textbook service, offers VCU students a new method for getting their school supplies for cheap this sem
VCU gives students their money’s worth
We usually complain about the high cost of tuition that rises every year and all of the things we’re not getting from our school. I, myself, have voiced many complaints about the way VCU handles finances. Except I realized that I often forget how much VCU does have to offer me.
Construction around campus continues
Students will return to class on Monday to some new sights as the University continues with construction on the James Cabell Library, The Square Apartments at 900 W. Grace St. and an office building at 912 W. Grace St.
Richmond thrift stores: Reaping what you sew
After a few years, closets run out of room for hangers, dressers get overstuffed and shoes accumulate in piles. Selling an item in good condition will not only leave more closet space, but also cheer up the starving piggy bank. Curious to see which store would offer the most money for my clothes, I grabbed some barely worn shoes and set out on a shopping experiment.