CT seniors say farewell
Fiona McMichael, Designer I have too many weepy thoughts and emotional statements about my time here, so I hope in lieu of a long-winded speech you will accept this all-encompassing haiku: Layout text in place Week by week with tired eyes Friendship grew beside Thank you to all The CT staff, past and present. Good […]
VCUarts performs story about found family in the midst of aids crisis
Chloe Hawkins, Spectrum Editor The VCUarts theater took viewers through a rollercoaster of emotions on the opening night of Rent, said Mackenzie Sheppard, VCU theater performance student. VCUarts theater presented its spring musical, Rent, on April 21 and will have various showtimes throughout April 30. Rent is about “falling in love, finding your voice and […]
VCU tennis programs head into postseason optimistic
Thailon Wilson, Staff Writer VCU’s men’s and women’s tennis programs are heading into the Atlantic 10 conference playoffs with confidence after both teams finished off their regular seasons with a win, according to VCU Athletics. Both teams are going into this postseason as reigning champions in consecutive fashion. The men’s team is currently on a […]
Former men’s point guard returns to VCU as assistant coach
Arrick Wilson, Sports Editor Darius Theus was a part of the VCU team that went to the NCAA Final Four in 2011, according to VCU Athletics. Theus now returns to VCU as an assistant coach. “The biggest [definition of VCU] for me will be family, and that was one of the key reasons I came […]
Environmental club petitions VCU to declare climate emergency
Katie Farthing, Staff Writer Barry O’Keefe, a VCUarts adjunct faculty member, walked alongside students, faculty and community members through campus to VCU President Micheal Rao’s office while carrying his two-year-old daughter. O’Keefe’s daughter held a sign that read “No tuition on a dead planet.” “It [VCU] has an enormous responsibility to decarbonize itself, which it’s […]