VCUarts annual magazine exemplifies artists’ role in creating social change
Grace McOmber, Contributing Writer Before opening this year’s edition of the VCUarts annual magazine, readers are struck with a portrait of George Floyd overlaid on […]
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Politicians, activists seek to ban tear gas in Richmond
Jackson Rebraca, Contributing Writer “He was lying on the ground, gasping for breath and coughing so violently. At first, I genuinely thought he was suffocating. […]
Students call for ‘anti-racist’ curricula override, increased diversity in School of Education
Katharine DeRosa, Staff Writer A group of VCU students are awaiting a plan from the School of Education three weeks after releasing a petition that […]
Local, national musicians utilize song as tool for activism
Ebonique Little, Contributing Writer Cellist Beth Almore sits once a week near a graffitied Confederate statue and scattered protest signs, playing a somber song for […]
VCU activists: students have a “responsibility” to get involved
Katharine DeRosa, Staff Writer As the semester starts, students return to a different Richmond; one where monuments to the Confederacy have been torn down, and […]
