Summer courses offer wide variety of options
Registration for summer classes is under way, but with some of the sessions as short as three weeks, can students really retain a semester’s worth of education in a fraction of the time?
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University aims to increase study abroad participants
Ali Jones Contributing Writer VCU pledged to double the number of undergraduate students studying abroad within the next five years as part of a new […]
Take caution when you take a coffee break
At this point in the semester, our classes are in full swing and Cabell Library is becoming a familiar second home for many of us as late-night studying and all-night cram sessions grow in prevalence.
Statewide, athletics program losses leave students to pay the difference
Virginia’s public universities are delving deeper into students’ pockets to help compensate for athletic department losses. VCU is no exception, according to a report released by the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission in September.
VCU Students’ Voices and Votes Matter, Speaker Says
Paul Loeb, an American social and political activist and author of Soul of a Citizen, lectured to students on the importance of getting involved to create a positive social change during a special lecture event celebrating Constitution Day on Tuesday, Sep. 17.