VCU, SAVES survey will address sexual assault
Beginning next week, a student organization will administer a campus climate survey in conjunction with the Wellness Resource Center to gauge how VCU students are affected by sexual assault, how to prevent it and how to respond when it does occur.
The American College Promise
Education is of utmost importance for the future of the United States, but it is also one of the most expensive routes for U.S. citizens to pursue.
Long live the king
Long live the king, the questionably socially liberal and undoubtably economically progressive king. King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia died on Jan. 23 following three weeks of hospitalization for pneumonia.
Be more in your community
Where we learn and where we are educated are not always the same place.
Hannah Chertok, Jan. 26
These pieces were created with a few materials such as ink, water, Saran Wrap, liquid light and tiles. To create the texture for the image on paper I layered Saran Wrap with ink and water at different heights to add depth to the prints. To create the texture on the images on tile, I […]
Frozen over by Erin Bushnell
How parents see us by Patirck Godette Jr.
VCU alumni launch the “Metaphysical Circus Press”
Writers of fantastic fiction have a new publishing outlet courtesy of VCU alumni. The Metaphysical Circus Press, a publishing company by writers for writers, launched in January and focuses on metaphysical stories.
VCU Quidditch team starts fundraiser with tattoo reward
Tommy McPhail loves Quidditch — so much so that he’s willing to let a potential stranger choose the style and placement of his next tattoo in order to help the VCU team get to this year’s World Cup.
The Freight Train is ‘Mr. Clutch’
With the game tied at 61, senior Treveon Graham went coast-to-coast, making a layup in the final seconds of regulation to prove once again that the Frieght Train is ‘Mr. Clutch.’