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. […]
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Parties ramp up COVID-19 concerns
Katharine DeRosa, News Editor Sagal Ahmed, Contributing Writer To avoid the risk of contracting COVID-19, sophomore mass communications major Julia Pasette chose to cancel her […]
VCU offering free COVID-19 testing amid students’ winter break worries
Sanjana Ravulapalli, Contributing Writer Mass communications major Julia Daum is heading home and traveling out of state during winter break. But due to Richmond’s case […]
Students voice isolation housing concerns
Arianna Rackham, Contributing Writer Junior Haya Hamid said living in VCU’s quarantine housing –– one of several methods used by the university to control the spread […]
University Counseling Services offers one-on-one sessions, but some students say services weren’t adequate
Lindsey West, Contributing Writer University Counseling Services offers students a range of mental health services, but an individual’s path through the system varies depending on […]
