Pressured to Death (EDITORIAL)
Mikaela Reinard, Contributing Columnist Depression, suicide, addiction and a loss of hope are just a few of the many symptoms mentioned in interviews of children from […]
Learning
SAT scores no longer considered in VCU acceptance
A press release sent out on Tuesday following President Rao’s State of the University Address revealed that, beginning in the Fall 2015 semester, students seeking admission to the University with a GPA above 3.3 will not be required to submit SAT scores.
The American College Promise
Education is of utmost importance for the future of the United States, but it is also one of the most expensive routes for U.S. citizens to pursue.
Blackboard updates to a new aesthetic and social profile
The way most students and faculty communicate outside of their classes will be changing this year as VCU rolls out a revamped version of the Blackboard learning system.
Duke student’s ordeal a learning opportunity
The Internet has brought with it an increase of people who can’t mind their own business. The cloak of usernames provides cowards with the perfect chance to intrude into the lives of others and pass unfair judgement.