VCU lifts mask mandate following decline in COVID-19 cases
Katrina Lee, News Editor Masks became optional in most common spaces at VCU’s Monroe Park and MCV campuses on Monday, according to the One VCU […]
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Latin America’s second ‘Pink Tide’ is a result of right-wing government failures
Diana Flores, Contributing Writer When protestors broke into Guatemala’s Congressional building back in 2020, they took their anger to the streets in response to the […]
University considers lifting mask mandate after spring break
Katrina Lee, News Editor The university announced via email to its students and faculty members it is considering rescinding the indoor mask mandate on campus, […]
“The Stu” sells out for first time since COVID-19
Kaitlyn Fulmore, Photo Editor After a season of near-full capacity crowds, VCU men’s basketball sold out its first game of the 2021-2022 season on Feb. […]
The working class are obligatory martyrs
Adelaide Verdugo-Thomson, Contributing Writer Heroes don’t wear capes — they walk as instructed by blinding white lights and the impending doom of financial destitution. Our […]
