Students send their professor over the edge
Mass communications professor Hailey Spencer’s public relations research class sent her over the edge. In Spencer’s MASC 425 course, students gain experience with real clients […]
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Chance the Rapper returns to Richmond
Hip-hop artist Chance The Rapper’s “Family Matters” tour stopped in Richmond last Thursday night. Towkio, D.R.A.M, Metro Boomin and Chance performed at The National for […]
Adam leading the pack
VCU men’s cross-country team has dominated the competition so far this season. The team has placed no lower than second in its respective meets, notching two first-place and two second-place finishes.
There’s a person behind the webpage
Slavery in the U.S. didn’t end over 150 years ago. Flaws in our laws allow it to happen within our own borders. The Senate needs to pass the Stop Advertising Victims of Exploitation Act of 2014. The bill, which was passed by the House of Representatives on May 20, would make it illegal to post prostitution ads online. It would also prohibit knowingly benefitting financially from commercial sex acts that violate laws against sex trafficking of children or of any person by force, fraud or coercion. The bill was introduced to the Senate on July 14 and given to a committee to be considered further.
Meet the Press: Smart addresses the media
In his first press conference of the season, men’s basketball head coach Shaka Smart addressed the media, answering questions about the hype surrounding the 2014-15 campaign. Most importantly, Smart spoke about three uncertainties entering the season: senior leadership, player improvement on both sides of the ball and how his freshman fit into the equation early on.