Over half of selected VCU students opted out of Wi-Fi tracking program
Katharine DeRosa, Contributing Writer More than 50% of students in UNIV classes have opted out of VCU’s pilot attendance program, Ram Attend, according to a […]
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Students rally for reinstatement of African American studies professor
Katharine DeRosa, Contributing Writer A group of 10 students sat in former assistant professor Travis Harris’ old classroom on Thursday during their former class meeting […]
Schools discipline black children more often, Virginia study finds
Katharine DeRosa, Contributing Writer A recent study found that black children in Virginia are disproportionately charged with disorderly conduct in schools when compared to their […]
Democrat Ghazala Hashmi unseats incumbent Republican in Senate District 10
Katharine DeRosa, Contributing Writer Democrat Ghazala Hashmi unseated Republican Incumbent Sen. Glen Sturtevant and won Virginia District 10. Hashmi is the first Muslim American to be […]
‘I don’t think it’s been emphasized enough how important this election is’: students across campus head to polls
Katharine DeRosa, Contributing Writer Adam Lockett, president of the VCU chapter of Virginia21, was standing in the Compass to spread the word on Election Day […]
