Study finds active shooter drills have negative impacts on students
Katharine DeRosa, Staff Writer A recent study suggests active shooter drills in U.S. schools could lead to depression and anxiety among families and employees. The […]
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VCU program facilitates connection between students and administration
Katharine DeRosa, Staff Writer Anya Sczerzenie, Staff Writer Students can share their opinions with the VCU administration through a program that uses text messages to […]
Fear of misuse overshadows VCU’s COVID-19 student absence policy
Sagal Ahmed, Contributing Writer VCU’s temporary COVID-19 protocol allows students in quarantine and isolation to take 14 days of excused absences, and although classwork isn’t […]
What you need to know about COVID-19 at VCU
Anya Sczerzenie, Staff Writer VCU and other Virginia universities continue to report new COVID-19 cases as the fall semester continues, using online dashboards, prevalence testing […]
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 […]
