VCU grad Wendi Winters among those slain in Capital Gazette shooting
Wendy Anne Winters was born in a Naval hospital in Coronado, California, but always referred to New York City as home, her daughter said to […]
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VCU democratic socialists begin free car repair service as mutual-aid project
Two Virginia Commonwealth University students have begun a “public garage” service, providing free auto repairs from oil changes to brake light replacements. The gesture came […]
A pro-Confederate group held a rally in Richmond Saturday. They were again outnumbered by protesters.
RICHMOND – Fewer than 10 members of a pro-Confederate group were outnumbered by several dozen counterprotesters at a rally at the Robert E. Lee statue […]
VCU promotes summer course registration through ad campaign
They’re plastered on the sides of buses. They’re on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook feeds and featured on televisions. They’re on posters lining the hallways of […]
Inclusivity commission holds seminar for VCU women to network
The College of Humanities and Sciences’ Inclusivity, Diversity and Equity Commission hosted a forum for female journalism students to interview fellow female students, faculty and […]