VCU holds on in overtime nail-biter against Hofstra
Fadel Allassan Special Projects Director Men’s Basketball’s post-Thanksgiving overtime win against Hofstra University Saturday may have compounded on the damage to fans’ hearts caused by copious amounts of greasy turkey served days earlier. The Rams looked to be running away with the game at the Siegel Center after commanding a comfortable lead at halftime, but […]
Dayton wins A-10 Volleyball Championship over VCU
Kayleigh Fitzpatrick Online Editor Volleyball lost in the final of the Atlantic-10 Championship at the Siegel Center on Sunday afternoon to arch-rival Dayton 3-2. It was the fifth match of the last 6 between the two teams to require the tie-breaking set. VCU jumped out to a 10-7 lead in the final set before allowing […]
An Ode to Self Care
Shaun Jackson Staff Columnist Recommended Listening While Reading: thank u, next – Ariana Grande How do you become hard to get? Do you just have to be an amazing, cool person and choosy about who you date? I don’t think having standards — to a degree — has ever hurt anyone, but there is […]
Referrals: VCU Counseling’s solution to long term care
Moira Snyder Contributing Writer VCU is home to more than 30,000 students — each of whom have their own personal struggles and strifes. It is the job of University Counseling Services to address those struggles, but that is not always the case. Through individual and group therapy sessions, UCS attempts to handle the university’s large […]
Sessions’ firing stirs protests in Richmond, nation
Chip Lauterbach Contributing Writer Quentin Rice Contributing Writer A crowd of about 100 protesters gathered Nov. 8 outside the U.S. Federal District Courthouse in Richmond to express their collective discontent with the firing of U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions. “If you look through history at other countries, when their leaders decide that they can choose […]