Lobbyists, governor face off on the court
In a fundraising event at the Siegel Center, the Governor’s Office took on a team of lobbyists in the 2011 Capitol Square Basketball Classic. Proceeds benefited Virginia Commonwealth University’s Massey Cancer Center.
Women’s rights on defense
Ashley Major Columnist Planned Parenthood is a national organization that, among other things, provides health care to women in need. Since its opening in 1916, the organization continues to help a number of women, men and adolescents worldwide–providing more than 5,000,000 with sexual and reproductive health care and education each year. According to the Planned Parenthood website an […]
Southern Film Festival to feature guest actors
VCU hosts 2nd annual Southern Film Festival
Film review: ‘Unknown’ entertaining, but nothing special
James Klentzman Contributing Writer After seeing the trailers and movie posters, all talking about Liam Neeson “taking back his life,” one would be easily mistaken in believing that “Unknown” is just another version of the recent Neeson movie “Taken.” This is a very different movie. “Taken,” while a very good movie, didn’t try to be […]
RVA subcultural documentary four years in the making
Danielle Elliott Staff Writer The drag community, roller girls, Civil War re-enactors, burner and fetish groups are among the many subcultures explored in the documentary, “Identity Richmond,” which is a documentary about the various subcultures that thrive in and around Richmond. Sera Tabb said she began the project with the help of an undergraduate grant from VCU’s […]