Restrictions enacted by the Flock camera company and local legislators limit access and use of Automation License Plate Reader data following a growing number of ending contracts and safety concerns.
Young adults are usually not concerned about blood clots, but VCU students Sarah Ralston and Mollie Wheeler are looking to change that by working to educate college students on deep vein thrombosis.
VCU’s Board of Visitors provided no response to remarks and a letter from Andrew Paul, the parent of a VCU alum during the Sept. 11 meeting.
I have seen movies and TV shows portray college as an idealistic place where love is everywhere, at coffee shops, late-night study sessions or frat parties. While I value my education, love played a ...
Benney Koch, Staff Writer On Monday VCU men’s soccer went up against Old Dominion University in its final non-conference matchup of the season. Despite an energized effort in the second half, VCU lost ...
Bridging adult literacy gaps goes beyond teaching people how to read and write. It entails addressing economic, social, civic and personal challenges, such as completing job applications, ...
Benney Koch, Staff Writer For the VCU women’s tennis team, the road to Richmond begins thousands of miles away. Since the late 1990s, VCU women’s tennis has been prominently shaped by international ...
Virginia Commonwealth University’s Latine Student Association blends cultural celebration, social support and campus advocacy into a welcoming space. Whether students are looking to reconnect with ...
VCU laboratory staff failed to follow ethical protocol on mice subjects in a cancer research study, resulting in the suspension of the project in June and a voluntary end to all projects involving ...
Maeve Bauer, Executive Editor VCU men’s soccer matched up against the University of Central Florida on Friday. Players and ...
Coming from Alexandria, Virginia, a city where people take their civic responsibilities seriously, it surprises me that some of my peers at VCU seem to have little knowledge of — or interest in — ...
Devynn Alston, Staff Writer Before becoming Rams, three VCU athletes built their sports careers far from Virginia. From Argentina to Costa Rica to Spain, these athletes’ experiences have followed them ...
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