Single-dose COVID-19 vaccine rolling out in Virginia
Anya Sczerzenie, Staff Writer Virginians can now receive the single-dose Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine following the shot’s approval for emergency use by the Food […]
Iman Mekonen
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 […]
VCU alumni reflect on lack of Black presence in student media
Iman Mekonen, Managing Editor On a weekend in the late ’90s, someone in VCU’s communications building would find a group of Black students gathered in […]
Projection art reflects on summer of BLM protests, honors Marcus-David Peters
Iman Mekonen, Spectrum Editor An 11-foot-tall vinyl display with muted pastel colors displays a familiar scene of Marcus-David Peters Circle. The grassy area around the […]
VCU theatre club provides artistic safe space for Black students
Iman Mekonen, Spectrum Editor Kofi Mframa, Contributing Writer “Blue Light Past, on Thy Brother’s Path” tells the tragic, yet common story of police brutality against […]
