New study finds 4 of 10 Virginians would not get a COVID-19 vaccine
Emily Tomasik, Contributing Writer A new poll from VCU’s L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs found that 40% of Virginians are unlikely […]
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Black student-owned businesses overcome setbacks during unprecedented year
Grace McOmber, Contributing Writer Cooking for friends during her sophomore year became a full-time business for VCU student Jade Craig, but when COVID-19 brought her […]
Food carts adapt on empty campus
Fabian Fontanez, Contributing Writer Lunchtime on VCU’s Monroe Park Campus was once bustling with local food carts, offering students a plethora of meal choices from […]
Broad Street storefronts reopen despite delays, lessened foot traffic
Katharine DeRosa, Staff Writer After COVID-19 brought comic book distribution to a halt, forcing Richmond business Velocity Comics to shut its doors, co-owner Rawn Gandy […]
VCU considers change to COVID-19 testing eligibility
Katharine DeRosa, Staff Writer When sophomore Kristin Townsend heard a friend of hers had been in close contact with someone who tested positive for COVID-19, […]
