Rams hit low point as Siegel Center crowd is stunned once again
Quinn Casteel Staff Writer Commonwealth Times Sports’ Twitter Since the opening of the Siegel Center nearly 12 years ago, it’s no secret VCU has enjoyed one of the strongest home court advantages in the country, compiling an absurd 150-25 record. So when the Rams dropped their second home game in a row on Tuesday night, […]
Men’s basketball’s woes continue in loss to first place George Mason
When the VCU men’s basketball team built a nine-game winning streak that spanned over the month of January, its coaches and players emphasized the team’s dependence on defense.
Briefs
Local and VCU Former President George H. W. Bush attends Bemiss funeral Former President George H.W. Bush was among hundreds of mourners Saturday attending the funeral in Richmond of lifelong friend FitzGerald Bemiss, a former state legislator and a pioneer in Virginia conservation. Bush sat in a second-row pew in the sanctuary at St. James’s Episcopal Church for a service […]
Law aims to help abuse victims
Erica Terrini Executive Editor Victims of domestic violence and abuse would get more protection from defendants under a bill passed unanimously by the Virginia House of Delegates this week. House Bill 2106 would allow judges to require Virginians who are facing criminal charges, have violated a protective order, or are on probation to wear GPS […]
Grades vary widely; 37% are A’s
Mark Newton and Ameesha Felton Contributing Writers VCU freshman and art foundation student Wade Angeli says he lucked out last semester. He and a friend enrolled in the same history course – but with different professors. “We compared, and she has all the assignments – and I only have a midterm and a final. I think her […]