Learn how to vote, what’s on the ballot this November
Jack Glagola, Contributing Writer Election Day is coming on Nov. 8 — and VCU students have the day off. VCU Votes co-chair Jacqueline Smith-Mason said this will give students more time to cast their ballot, as they won’t have to be late to or miss class. Students must have a vote plan and know where […]
Men’s basketball opens up the season with annual scrimmage
Arrick Wilson, Sports Editor The VCU men’s basketball team debuted its new team on Saturday, Oct. 15 in the annual black and gold scrimmage, highlighted by high-flying dunks and new basketball members. VCU head coach Mike Rhoades said he expected mistakes in the scrimmage but was happy with the outcome of the game. “I knew […]
VMFA exhibition explores symbolism, cultural significance of guitars
Emily Richardson, Contributing Writer The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts’ current exhibition invites museum visitors to explore the guitar’s symbolism in multiple mediums from the 19th century to present day, including interactive features. The “Storied Strings: The Guitar in American Art” exhibition is curated by Leo Mazow, VMFA’s Louise B. and J. Harwood Cochrane Curator […]
Richmond’s Craft + Design show returns after shutdown
Bailee Padgett, Contributing Writer Members of Richmond’s community walked through Main Street Station while indulging in unique art after a two-year shutdown due to COVID-19. “We are amazed really, the work is incredible,” said Richmond local and attendee Erin Harper. “I love coming to these things because you get to see the love and passion […]
Nick’s Picks: Catch a taste of the Caribbean at Jamaica House
Nicholas Barahona, Staff Writer Welcome to Nick’s Picks. Join me, Nick Barahona, on our journey through the city of Richmond where I review and showcase the different cuisines and restaurants in close proximity to campus, from the lens of a VCU student. I welcome you to an exciting time ahead filled with great deals and […]