Scouting Report: VCU vs St. Bonaventure
VCU women’s soccer will face St. Bonaventure University at Tom 80’ and Michelle Marra Athletics Fields Complex on Oct. 15. The CT Sports staff chose their notable players for this upcoming matchup. VCU Andrew McGhan, Contributing Writer Anna Bagley – The redshirt senior midfielder leads the team in assists with six, and shots on goal […]
RVA Fashion Week showcases local talent, inspires Richmond fashion scene
Mackenzie Meleski, Contributing Writer Camera flashes and bright spotlights lit up the runway as models strutted by wearing intricately-detailed pieces by Richmond designers. VCU students started RVA Fashion Week in 2008, hoping to highlight the vision, celebrate and expand the potential of Richmond’s gifted, diverse fashion and arts community, according to the RVA Fashion Week […]
Eating disorder culture in leanness sports leaves athletes to confront its effects
Emma Schirmer, Contributing writer In 2015 The New York Times released an article on Mary Cain. She had been one of, if not the, top female athlete for distance running for a couple of years, and the world was starting to take notice. A prodigy who had already started breaking records and competing in the […]
How Gen Z is becoming the controversial hope for the future
Nati Feliciano-Soto, Contributing Writer Gen Z is the new leading political force for our country’s future. They make up 20.6% of the total US population and are striving young adults born between the years of 1997-2012, according to a USA Today report. With innate social media expertise and substantial influence among our peers. We utilize […]
The children are, in fact, being left behind
Kofi Mframa, Opinions Editor My mother never read to me as a kid. She didn’t have time to. After her 12-hour nursing shifts, she would come home tired to the bone. By the time she made us dinner and situated my brother and me, barely managing to steal some minutes for herself, the day had […]