Shops on Grace and Broad streets damaged in protest over the killing of George Floyd
Eduardo Acevedo, News Editor Zachary Klosko, Contributing Writer Peter Ju, the owner of the Monument shoe store on West Broad Street, stepped over broken glass […]
VCU COVID-19
VCU opts for remote July courses, sends planning survey to students
Hannah Eason, Managing Editor VCU announced that July summer courses will be moved online in an email to students on Wednesday. The university announced on […]
Maintaining your GPA: Is VCU’s pass/fail option right for you?
Hannah Eason, Managing Editor Friday is the last day to choose the pass/fail option for spring semester courses. Here’s how you can determine if that’s […]
VCU proposes no tuition increase, raises mandatory fees
Hannah Eason, Managing Editor VCU will not raise tuition for the 2020-21 school year but will increase some mandatory fees, according to a university release on […]
VCU President Michael Rao ‘committed’ to in-person fall semester with safety precautions
Eduardo Acevedo, News Editor VCU President Michael Rao said he is “committed” to an in-person fall semester, even with a delayed start, in a statement […]
