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VCU Pro-Palestinian protesters march in downtown Richmond - Vimarsana News

VCU Pro-Palestinian protesters march in downtown Richmond

Pro-Palestinian protesters at Virginia Commonwealth University marched along Cary Street to Senator Tim Kaine’s office on Monday.

Universities close encampments in the name of 'safety.' Whose safety? - Vimarsana News

Universities close encampments in the name of 'safety.' Whose safety?

(RNS) — 'What some may actually be feeling is discomfort with the truth, and the truth hurts.'

Protesters arraigned; dozens appear in court to support them - Vimarsana News

Protesters arraigned; dozens appear in court to support them

Twelve people on Friday morning were arraigned in a packed courtroom on charges related to Monday’s violent clash between pro-Palestine protesters and police on VCU’s Monroe Park campus.

VCU anti-war protest attracts hundreds, ends in 13 arrests | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA - Vimarsana News

VCU anti-war protest attracts hundreds, ends in 13 arrests | Richmond Free Press | Serving the African American Community in Richmond, VA

Six students at Virginia Commonwealth University were among the 13 people arrested by police Monday evening on VCU’s campus outside the James Branch Cabell Library during an antiwar, pro-Palestine protest and encampment focused on the ongoing conflict in Gaza, Palestine.

Protesters blast VCU's decision to call police on Monday's demonstration - Vimarsana News

Protesters blast VCU's decision to call police on Monday's demonstration

VCU students are upset about how the University handled Monday night's protests while the university claims students were breaking school policy.