VCU alumni reflect on lack of Black presence in student media
Iman Mekonen, Managing Editor On a weekend in the late ’90s, someone in VCU’s communications building would find a group of Black students gathered in […]
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Richmond’s New Art Gallery Raises ‘Important but Difficult Topics’
With an inaugural exhibit that challenges the city’s Confederate history and racial divide, VCU will open its Institute for Contemporary Art next week, and it’s […]
Richmond tackles human trafficking
Amid the flurry of legislation passed into law at the close of Virginia’s General Assembly session last week was a bill that will make it […]
Comic book trailblazer added to VCU collection
Since joining as a student worker in 1996, Library Specialist for Comic Arts Cindy Jackson has witnessed the growth of VCU Libraries’ Comic Arts Collection […]
As decriminalization outlook diminishes, marijuana law reform advocates refocus agenda
Marijuana law reform advocates are refocusing their agenda after Virginia’s Senate majority leader introduced a bill that eliminates jail time for first-offense possession but falls […]
