VCU PD implements first “survivor-centered” campus reporting program
The VCU Police Department is spearheading a new approach to reporting sexual assaults on college campuses by being the first to implement the “You Have […]
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Grand Theft Ambulance: student charged with DUI, grand larceny
A VCU student stole an ambulance from the VCU Medical Center while the crew was inside transferring patient care early Sunday morning.
Abbreviated timeline of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict
The devastating and intensifying violence in the West Bank and Gaza strip has dominated headlines globally for the last few months. In light of this, seemingly everyone has taken a stance on the matter — either in support of Israel, or in defense of Palestine.
Students paddle toward success
The cost of six VCU credits in HIST391 and BIOL391? About $2,000. The cost of spending a showerless month paddling 140 miles, backpacking 15 miles and camping along the James River watershed learning from the environment and a 446-page course companion while battling bugs, storms and sore shoulders? Priceless.
Students drowning in debt across Virginia
While a partisan stalemate over Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2014-15 trickled along in Richmond this spring, a much more straightforward trend washed over the whole state of Virginia: tuition and fees for state-sponsored institutions increased across the board.