‘A little Havoc’: 4 observations from VCU’s season start against Utah State, WVU
Noah Fleischman, Sports Editor Men’s basketball’s last two games at the Bad Boy Mowers Crossover Classic were eerily similar, just with two different outcomes — […]
Month: November 2020
Tea Time with Tagwa: It’s time to say goodbye, Mr. President
Tagwa Shammet, Opinions Editor Tea timers, I have an 8-year-old brother. I take him to the park frequently, and I’ve realized he has a bad habit […]
Staff Editorial: Farewell, 2020
This year was hard for student journalists. Amid a global pandemic, civil unrest and a shift to virtual learning, those of us at The CT […]
Projection art reflects on summer of BLM protests, honors Marcus-David Peters
Iman Mekonen, Spectrum Editor An 11-foot-tall vinyl display with muted pastel colors displays a familiar scene of Marcus-David Peters Circle. The grassy area around the […]
Richmond group utilizes grocery pickup in mission to end food insecurity
Ebonique Little, Staff Writer For years, a group of Richmond residents crammed inside a small house on Hanover Street every week, cooking nutritious meals for […]
