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VCU Sex Club Meets with “My Little Pony”

I am not sure if it is a joke or not, but the Sex Club of VCU has a meeting scheduled for tomorrow from 3 to 4 pm at the VCU Student Commons Forum Room according to the VCU calendar. The title of the meeting is “My little pony at VCU”.

VCU Off Campus Living Fair On Thursday

VCU’s Off Campus Living Fair is coming up on Thursday March 29th from 10am to 3pm at the VCU Student Center Commons. Click here for more information. Councilperson Jewell has a district meeting later that evening in Randolph.

VCU Lecture: Jerusalem: A Tale of Three Cities

From announcement: VCU professor Dr. Jack D. Spiro will give the 27th Annual Brown-Lyons Lecture, titled “Jerusalem: A Tale of Three Cities,” on Thursday, March 29, 2012 at 7:30 p.m. in the W.E. Singleton Center for the Performing Arts, 922 Park Avenue. Dr. Spiro will investigate memories, practices, literary sources, values and beliefs to uncover [...]

A Reading by Pulitzer Prize-winning Poet Yusef Komunyakaa

From announcement: Pulitzer Prize–winning poet Yusef Komunyakaa will give a reading on Thursday, March 22, 2012 at 7 p.m. in the W.E. Singleton Center for the Performing Arts, 922 Park Avenue. Komunyakaa is the author of many books, including his collected works, “Pleasure Dome” (2001, Wesleyan University Press), and his latest, “The Chameleon Couch” (2011, [...]

End of Suburbia On Thursday

Good News: Student Car Sharing Catching On

From Richmond BizSense: Virginia Commonwealth University introduced Zipcar in 2010. Miriam Maddux of VCU’s Parking and Transportation department, said the cars have been on a roll. In 2011, 219 students signed up for Zipcar, and now the school has 359 members. VCU’s fleet consists of a Ford Focus, Scion XB, a Toyota Prius and a [...]

From Bikinis to Burqas

From announcement: “From Bikinis to Burqas: Are Women Oppressed or Empowered by Religiously-Mandated Dress?” Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012, 7:00-8:30 p.m. VCU Student Commons Theater, 907 Floyd Avenue. Panelists, with diverse expertise, will discuss how these charged issues of modesty, women’s rights and religious rights can be addressed in informed ways without reliance on stereotypes or [...]

Open High Student At SCFOJ Meeting Wednesday

Quite a few residents of the neighborhood are members of the Sierra Club, which should come as no surprise given the neighborhood’s affinity for the river. The Sierra Club also has a history of speaking up for the neighborhood. This Wednesday evening, 7 pm at the Science Museum of Virginia, the Sierra Club Falls of [...]

VCU IHOP Express Adds Security

According to a story in the VCU student newspaper, the Commonwealth Times, security has been tightened at the new IHOP Express restaurant. After a fight that attracted the attention of six police cars on Jan. 20 in the IHOP Express at Laurel and Grace Place, Dining Services’ recent decision to check student IDs might make [...]

“Super Saturdays” For Student Financial Aid

From announcement: The Virginia Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (VASFAA) will host the 10th annual Super Saturday at 65 sites across the Commonwealth of Virginia on three consecutive Saturdays – January 28, February 4 and February 11. Ten (10) of those sites are in the Metro Richmond Area. Super Saturday provides an opportunity for [...]

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