Two VCU students offer relief to flooded Pakistan
Zarmeena Waseem Contributing Writer The Pakistani Students Association hosted an event Thursday at the Community Room in Biggs Historical Apartments to collect donations for flood relief efforts in Pakistan. With the arrival of the monsoons in July, Pakistan saw the beginning of rains that eventually became a flood unprecedented in history. The rains continued through […]
Saving the day: Rodriguez wins it for men’s soccer
For all the guts, guile and goal scoring opportunities VCU men’s soccer team had Wednesday night against University of Richmond, it all looked to be going to waste when the Spiders were awarded a questionable penalty kick two minutes into the 2nd half.
For McDonnell, liquor store reform easy as ABC
Nan Turner Staff Writer Virginians could see a change in the way they buy liquor if Governor Bob McDonnell acts on his plan to privatize the selling of alcoholic beverages. Last month, McDonnell announced that he would like to take the responsibility of selling liquor away from the state and make it the dealing of private businesses and […]
Third Coast Percussion at Singleton Center: Chamber music like you’ve never heard it
The Sonia Vlahcevic Concert Hall at the Singleton Center played host this past Friday night to Third Coast Percussion.
Rebounding: Women’s Soccer Looks to Rebound Against Liberty
Coming off of a disappointing 4-1 loss to a preseason ranked top 25 Central Florida team, VCU women’s soccer has gained a new found set of confidence they will take in to Friday’s game versus Liberty (1-2-2).