What new COVID-19 updates could mean for Virginians this summer
Natalie Barr, Contributing Writer Fully vaccinated people no longer need to wear masks outdoors, except in some crowded venues, according to a release from the […]
COVID-19 Vaccine
Students favor mix of in-person, online classes if COVID-19 improves
Natalie Barr, Contributing Writer After a year of online classes, VCU’s fall semester will offer a range of modality options, according to a VCU spokesperson. […]
J&J vaccine paused, Virginia prepares to move into phase 2 for COVID-19 vaccinations
Sagal Ahmed, Contributing Writer Administration of Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen vaccine has been paused in Virginia as of April 13 due to six nationwide cases […]
Vaccine know-hows: Preregister, ride free for COVID-19 vaccine
Sagal Ahmed, Contributing Writer VCU and VCU Health are working to schedule on-campus vaccine appointments for eligible community members as the vaccine supply increases and […]
Schools practice 3-feet social distancing, per new CDC guidelines
Anya Sczerzenie, Contributing Writer In the classrooms where VCU student teacher Cougar Conley teaches music class, the fourth graders stand 3 feet apart. They’re close […]
