Tea Time with Tagwa: VCU hasn’t done enough to prevent hazing
Tagwa Shammet, Opinions Editor Tea timers, it’s been more than a month since freshman Adam Oakes was found dead at a West Clay Street house […]
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Family members of Adam Oakes push for anti-hazing legislation
Anna Chen, Contributing Writer Family members of freshman Adam Oakes and a Virginia senator are backing an adoption of stronger anti-hazing legislation more than a […]
We need to take a stance on Greek life
Ishaan Nandwani, Contributing Writer Shock. Disappointment. Anger. Sadness. These were some of the many emotions I felt when I heard about the death of Adam […]
Staff Editorial | Adam Oakes’ death left a void in our community. VCU, Delta Chi share blame
For most VCU students, moving to Richmond is a lasting memory, marked by excitement and hopefulness. Opportunities seem endless — new places to explore, communities […]
Banned sorority returns to MPC
After an extended absence from campus, a sorority that was banned from VCU four years ago has returned as an active chapter.
