Richmond Police Chief Durham assures crime “is not out of control”
Richmond Police officers lined the entrance to St. John’s Church Thursday evening for the fourth and final town hall on increased crime rates and public […]
Maura Mazurowski
VCU gathers to remember slain student Samuel Kwarteng
The VCU community gathered on the campus Commons last Friday to commemorate the life of a peer, 20-year-old senior Samuel Kwarteng, who was shot and […]
Black minds matter | Activists shed light on consequences of racial fatigue
After the fatal shootings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castille, two black men killed by white police officers last summer, 24-year-old VCU senior Brittney […]
General Assembly rejects governor’s bid to expand Medicaid
Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe blasted Republican legislators last Wednesday after they rejected his budget amendment to expand Medicaid in Virginia. “Virginia Republicans block #Medicaid expansion […]
VCU Health reports breach of medical files
The VCU Health System notified about 2,700 people last week that their, or their minor child’s, electronic medical records were “inappropriately accessed over a three-year […]