BHM Profile | VCU theatre professor provokes social change through original plays
Ebonique Little, Spectrum Editor When Tawnya Pettiford-Wates played the Christmas angel in a church production at five years old, her family knew she was a […]
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Artistic posters about hope reimagine Richmond street wall
Grace McOmber, Contributing Writer Nine colorful posters decorating a short red wall at Grove and Shields avenues depict images ranging from vibrant and easy-to-read text […]
VCUarts building reopens after COVID-19 investigation
Katharine DeRosa, News Editor The Fine Arts Building reopened Wednesday after a weeklong closure due to COVID-19 concerns. Students who work in the building’s art […]
Repurposed office to open as student-run gallery for budding artists
Annie Phan, Contributing Writer A mundane office space between the borders of Richmond and Henrico County will turn into a communal haven on Friday for […]
VCUarts renames academic building to promote inclusion, students react
Ebonique Little, Spectrum Editor Black Lives Matter protests last summer sparked VCU’s reckoning with a history tied to the Confederacy. As Confederate monuments and plaques […]
