VCU student rapper gains success despite pandemic setbacks
Ebonique Little, Contributing Writer With more than 100,000 streams of his most recent singles “Brunch” and “Junie” across major music platforms, one up-and-coming student musician […]
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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 […]
Efforts falter to require schools to provide in-person options
Sam Fowler, Capital News Service An effort to require Virginia school districts provide in-person classes to students with poor internet access during the COVID-19 pandemic is […]
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 […]
