Commemorative resolution sparks debate
A joint resolution proposed in the Virginia General Assembly to memorialize the contributions of African American cadavers to the training of 19th century physicians in Richmond has an unlikely critic.
House kills overdose protection measure
Legislation that would protect Virginians reporting drug overdoses was introduced earlier this month after years of lobbying by a VCU student organization, but the bill will have to wait until the 2015 General Assembly session to be heard.
Alumni-owned skate shop opens near campus
“Common Threads enriches the social fabric and environment of riders worldwide. Help us be an agent of social change in the world,” is the mission statement of the independent store Common Threads that opened Saturday, Nov. 23 next to Panera Bread at 810 W. Grace St.
Pep band enters sixteenth season under Kopacsi
The Peppas, who have become renowned in the college circuit, will soon enter their 16th season under director Ryan Kopacsi.
Nearing season’s end, volleyball in control of A-10
With a 3-0 win over George Mason University on Oct. 18, the VCU volleyball team claimed its eighth victory in nine matches, improving its record to 18-5 on the year.