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At VCU, cuts to first-year programs put students at risk - Vimarsana News

At VCU, cuts to first-year programs put students at risk

Launched in 2006, the Focused Inquiry classes are built around best practices — small class size, student-centered classroom, spiral curriculum, and a cohort model — shown to maximize academic success. And they work. The year before Focused Inquiry began, only 73% of freshmen at VCU ended the year “in good standing.” Today that number is 84%.

VCU cuts some jobs after announcing budget shortfall - Vimarsana News

VCU cuts some jobs after announcing budget shortfall

The university's administration told 20% percent of the Department of Focused Inquiry their contracts won't be renewed.

VCU to cut as much as $25 million from its budget - Vimarsana News

VCU to cut as much as $25 million from its budget

If the worst-case scenario is realized, VCU will have to cut between 100 and 150 jobs.

Virginia Commonwealth University faculty protest possible layoffs - Vimarsana News

Virginia Commonwealth University faculty protest possible layoffs

Virginia Commonwealth University faculty members who teach Focused Inquiry courses for new students say the institution may cut a third of their jobs. Faculty members in a Virginia Commonwealth University department that’s supposed to teach new students core skills say the university has proposed laying off about a third of them. “The impact that this would have would be devastating to student success and retention given that our unit is so focused on the well-being and prosperity of our students,” said Ryan Cales, who’s in his 12th year teaching in the Focused Inquiry Department.

Museum begins honoring Black coachmen from the Jim Crow era - Vimarsana News

Museum begins honoring Black coachmen from the Jim Crow era

The Black men who drove horse-drawn carriages through the streets of Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia were both everywhere and invisible during the Jim Crow era.