VCU pilots new Wi-Fi tracking program for class attendance
Katie Hollowell, Contributing Writer This month, VCU is piloting Ram Attend, a program that tracks student Wi-Fi connections to automate class attendance. Through the program, […]
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Former FDA commissioner examines tobacco regulation in ICA talk
Hannah Eason, News Editor Tobacco regulations during the 1990s were an uphill battle, said David Kessler, who was commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug […]
Campus reactions to local tragedies illustrate our respect problem
Bryce Randall, Contributing Writer What happened to the concept of being respectful? It seems the most courteous thing students on this campus can do is […]
Rams in Recovery receives grant to replicate program at Va. colleges
Katie Hollowell, Contributing Writer Giving those in need a “safe place” is the most important aspect of developing substance use recovery programs, said Rams in […]
Schools discipline black children more often, Virginia study finds
Katharine DeRosa, Contributing Writer A recent study found that black children in Virginia are disproportionately charged with disorderly conduct in schools when compared to their […]
