The university’s alumni community is rallying behind a former school dean who was sued by former Virginia Gov. L Douglas Wilder for the harassment of his assistant. More than 100 alumni signed a statement in Read More
Some thousand people — mostly in high school — descended upon Brown’s Island and walked to the Capitol last Friday to show their support for increased gun control measures. The event was coordinated by Douglas Read More
VCU Sustainability and Green Unity at VCU partnered to spread campus awareness about simple ways to go green this past week. Earth Week, which was from April 16 to 20, consisted of a variety of Read More
The Student Government Association and Board of Visitors’ student representatives answered questions about the proposed 6.4 percent tuition and fees increase Wednesday. According to the VCU budget website, the budget redesign initiative began in 2014, Read More
Virginia is one of the worst gerrymandered states in the country, according to One Virginia 2021, a coalition dedicated to fair, non-partisan redistricting. Gerrymandering is used by both Democrats and Republicans to increase their chance Read More
With an inaugural exhibit that challenges the city’s Confederate history and racial divide, VCU will open its Institute for Contemporary Art next week, and it’s generating excitement not only in Richmond but also in national Read More
Three professors were inducted into the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) at a formal ceremony on April 9. Those chosen are recognized for their contributions in teaching, research and innovation in the Read More
The staff of The Commonwealth Times took home eight awards at each of the Virginia Press Association and Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence awards ceremonies Saturday, including a finalist prize for the Best All-Around Read More
One of Sumaat Khan’s goals in creating artwork for the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month was to represent darker-skinned South Asian people. The junior studying kinetic imaging was Read More
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