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VCU students on the air waves, WVCW finally have their first FM frequency

April 5, 2015 admin 1

WVCW, Virginia Commonwealth University’s award-winning student-run radio station, is now broadcasting on FM radio for the first time since the station’s creation in 1968.

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Electronic Dance Music about to “drop” in Richmond?

March 16, 2015 admin 0

Colored lights stream from all directions as a single, pulsing beat moves through hundreds of bodies dancing in the dark. The DJ controlling the beat from the stage asks if everyone is ready for “the drop.”

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Roll at your own risk

September 30, 2013 Executive Editor 0

In light of the four recent deaths on the East Coast related to the drug Molly, I would like to offer the VCU community my perspective.

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