Baseball’s Farrar hits walk off single against ranked Maryland
Kris Mason Staff Writer Sophomore centerfielder Logan Farrar’s walk-off single in the bottom of the 10th inning gave VCU a 2-1 victory over No. 21 University of Maryland Terrapins at the Diamond on Tuesday, April 21. For Farrar, it was his first walk-off in his VCU career, after being intentionally walked in the eighth inning […]
Ball’s top-5 finish help golf surge
VCU junior golfer Adam Ball extended his streak of top-25 finishes to four, leading his team to a respectable showing in the Irish Creek Intercollegiate tournament.
Making a mark on today’s world
A friend of mine used to go on about the beauty of writing but rarely did it. He tried to at one point. He was decent at it but I suspect if he would have kept going he could have been great. His excuse was that he was afraid to be in his head. He had it all wrong. You don’t write to get into your head, you write to get out of your head.
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“Formation” fashion show brings two VCU design students to a new level
While many students associate research with the science, math and technology fields, two VCUarts students are changing that perception by presenting research in the form of a fashion show Saturday, May 2 at the Middle of Broad storefront.
Theatre VCU Students still fundraising for their senior showcase
As the spring semester is coming to a close, seniors in Theatre VCU are still trying to reach their funding goal, which would allow them to tour the U.S. with their senior showcase.
Snuggle up at the new cuddle spa in RVA
Local businesses offer Richmonders a variety of services, including late-night cookie delivery, palm reading, fast food delivery and now, cuddling. At 1805 Monument Ave., Cuddle RVA is one of the newest businesses to open its doors in the city and offers customers the opportunity to snuggle up with employees.
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Students march for the Fight for $15 minimum wage
The fight for a higher minimum wage continued last week as students and other community members gathered at Monroe Park on Wednesday to march, urging to raise the current minimum wage from $7.25 to $15.