The Peppas take the road
Samuel Goodrich Contributing Writer Horns, drums, screams and hoops: The Peppas have a unique and energizing sound that booms from the Siegel Center and throughout […]
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Former governor faces two years in prison
The former governor of Virginia, Bob McDonnell, will begin a two-year prison sentence on Feb. 9.
Haircut Wars
Fifty years ago, VCU’s predecessor, Richmond Professional Institute, endured a reputation as a college for working stiffs, bohemians and funky art students. Still, in this eccentric melting pot of starched business majors and black turtleneck bohemians, administration took student grooming very seriously, with one case nearly reaching the U.S. Supreme Court.
Shafer to offer free food for 10th anniversary
VCU Dining Services will be hosting a carnival on Sept. 17, offering a wide variety of activities for students to celebrate Shafer Dining Court’s tenth anniversary.
U.S. Supreme Court grants stay in same-sex marriage case
Same-sex couples will not be getting married on Thursday morning after the U.S. Supreme Court granted a stay on an appeals court decision to overturn the Virginia’s ban on gay marriage.