Students and City Counselor Discuss VCU's Role in Richmond Housing Shortage
VCU students, faculty, and staff met with Richmond City Counselor Katherine Jordan to discuss growth, affordability, and VCU's student housing needs in Richmond's development plans.
The "Democracy in Dialogue" forum was hosted by Amanda Wintersiek, associate professor of political science, and Doug Sprei, director of the College Debate and Discourse Alliance.
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The event aimed to address the issue of VCU's role in Richmond's housing shortage, bringing together community members to share their perspectives.
Author's summary: VCU students discuss housing shortage with city counselor.
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