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 […]
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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 […]
Protesters visit Siegel Center as House of Delegates convenes for special session
Andrew Ringle, Executive Editor More than 100 protesters marched down the hot asphalt of Broad Street on Tuesday, blocking two lanes of traffic and facing […]
Police pull out of ‘Conversations at the Monument’ appearance
Eduardo Acevedo, News Editor Richmond residents, local elected officials and community organizers gathered on the medians around Marcus-David Peters Circle on Saturday afternoon to discuss […]
SGA president-elect: Rao statement against violence was ‘precursor’ to Monroe Park arrests
Katharine DeRosa, Staff Writer Taylor Maloney, president-elect of the Student Government Association at VCU, was arrested for trespassing in Monroe Park while protesting against police […]
