VCUarts renames academic building to promote inclusion, students react
Ebonique Little, Spectrum Editor Black Lives Matter protests last summer sparked VCU’s reckoning with a history tied to the Confederacy. As Confederate monuments and plaques […]
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New interim VCUarts dean ready to ‘embrace’ role
Hannah Eason, News Editor Nancy Scott started her career at VCU more than 25 years ago, and after playing a key role in the […]
Teaching while black: white professor calls security on black adjunct
Sarah Elson, Contributing Writer Caitlin Cherry, a black VCUarts visiting professor, said a colleague called campus security on her while she was eating breakfast in […]
“Formation” fashion show brings two VCU design students to a new level
While many students associate research with the science, math and technology fields, two VCUarts students are changing that perception by presenting research in the form of a fashion show Saturday, May 2 at the Middle of Broad storefront.
2015 calendar raises sexual assault awareness, funds
The VCU Police Department and School of the Arts collaborated on an initiative to help students remember to date their papers “2015,” while also fundraising for a good cause.
