Schools practice 3-feet social distancing, per new CDC guidelines
Anya Sczerzenie, Contributing Writer In the classrooms where VCU student teacher Cougar Conley teaches music class, the fourth graders stand 3 feet apart. They’re close […]
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VCU online programs score top-50 rank, incorporate in-person experience for students
Sagal Ahmed, Contributing Writer After graduating from VCU’s School of Business, Bradley Brookens moved to Tennessee and was unable to continue working toward his master’s […]
VCU proposes plan to turn historically black Moore St. School into child development center
Katharine DeRosa, Contributing Writer A former historically black school adjacent to G.W. Carver Elementary may be refurbished to serve communities on the northside of Richmond. […]
New Asian American center connects with students, partners with international universities
Katie Hollowell, Contributing Writer The new Asian-American Educational Studies Center opened in the School of Education this semester to build stronger partnerships with international Asian […]
5 new degrees fast-track VCU students to tackle Virginia teacher shortage
Hannah Eason, News Editor Travis Cooper, a special education teacher at St. Joseph’s Villa, said he would’ve majored in special education had it been offered when […]