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University policy outlines sexual misconduct consequences

February 24, 2014 Executive Editor 0

The three men’s soccer players who were charged with felonies last week could face further punishment from the university under its sexual misconduct policy.

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Campaign urges community to report violations

February 11, 2014 Executive Editor 0

VCU launched a “Duty to Report” campaign last week, which urges students, faculty and staff to report any actual or suspected federal, state or university violations. The campaign is contingent on community involvement and awareness.

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