The oil industry is to blame for higher gas prices
Ethan Kuhstoss, Contributing Writer We all recall those frustrating moments at the gas station, begrudgingly filling up our cars with fuel despite the price per gallon seeming to increase after every visit. It’s not the ideal situation, but we don’t exactly have a choice. We’re often left wondering who or what is responsible, yet there […]
Human remains found on campus undergo further analysis
Rachel Marcus, Contributing Writer Medical College of Virginia researchers have made progress on the DNA and chemical analysis for the East Marshall Street Well Project, where they are studying human remains found on MCV campus during the construction of the Herman A. Kontos Medical Sciences Building in 1994. The VCU Family Representative Council implemented a […]
Nick’s Picks: Get in on Pancho’s $1 Taco Tuesdays
Nicholas Barahona, Contributing Writer Join me this week on the final stop of our journey this semester through Richmond where I review and showcase the different cuisines and restaurants around campus from the perspective of a VCU student. Today we are headed to Pancho’s Cantina and Grill, a female-owned Mexican restaurant that believes “a good […]
VCU wins Atlantic 10 series against Saint Joseph’s University
Thomas Callahan, Contributing Writer The Rams baseball team defeated the Saint Joseph’s University Hawks in a three-game series this past weekend. On April 19, the unranked Rams took 10 innings to defeat the No. 8 University of Virginia Cavaliers. A home run from graduate student Jacob Selden ultimately won the game for the Rams. The […]
VCU receives grant to curb gun violence in Richmond
Katrina Lee, News Editor VCU received nearly $1 million in federal grant money to kickstart gun violence prevention efforts, following a two-year increase of gun-related homicides in Richmond. Congressman Donald McEachin (D – 4th Congressional District) presented the money on a large check to university leaders on April 14. The funding will be allocated to VCU’s […]