Exhibition simulates mental health disorders to raise awareness
Grace McOmber, Contributing Writer In the middle of a dark room sits a large white machine with rotating teeth and small slips of paper next […]
Kaitlyn Fulmore
Freshmen look back at year marked by COVID-19
Anya Sczerzenie, Contributing Writer First-year student Aanchal Dubey wasn’t expecting her introduction to college life to go very well due to the COVID-19 pandemic isolating […]
What new COVID-19 updates could mean for Virginians this summer
Natalie Barr, Contributing Writer Fully vaccinated people no longer need to wear masks outdoors, except in some crowded venues, according to a release from the […]
Field hockey plans to carry successful season’s momentum into fall
Kaitlyn Fulmore, Contributing Writer During preseason rankings and predictions in February, VCU field hockey wasn’t on the forefront of many minds. “We’ve always been the […]
Students favor mix of in-person, online classes if COVID-19 improves
Natalie Barr, Contributing Writer After a year of online classes, VCU’s fall semester will offer a range of modality options, according to a VCU spokesperson. […]
