The ‘senioritis’ plague
Dylan Hostetter, Opinions and Humor Editor As soon as I opened my eyes I could tell that something was off. We were a week out from fall break, a time usually meant for celebration. Everyone on campus looks forward to fall break not only because we have no classes, but because it is the one […]
The big chop: Cutting people off after the election
Lauren Prattis, Audience Editor The day after the election I was full of sadness, anger and confusion. The results were not what I wanted. I woke up in a country where over half of America voted to elect someone willing to completely disregard my rights and those of the people I love. In times of […]
Press Box: Who will sign Soto?
Dan Elson, Contributing writer The New York Yankees superstar outfielder Juan Soto is set to become MLB’s biggest free agent target this offseason. Soto is in his prime and I think he will land one of the biggest contracts in sports history. Soto, only 26, will stay in New York but not in the Bronx, […]
Owls outsoar the Rams, 59-55
Thailon Wilson, Sports Editor Andrew Thompson, Contributing Writer VCU women’s basketball lost to the Temple University Owls on Nov. 15 at the Siegel Center, 59-55. This matchup between the black and gold and the Owls was VCU’s second annual “SupportHER” game, breaking the record for attendance for women’s basketball with 6,093, according to VCU Athletics. […]
‘Bring the history to the present’: Museum’s series explores challenges in Richmond
Maeve Bauer, Contributing Writer The Valentine Museum continued its “Controversy/History” series on Nov. 12 with the lecture “Too Damn High! Medical Costs and Access to Quality Care” which asked why the cost of thriving in Richmond is so damn high? “Controversy/History” is a recurring series at the Valentine inviting Richmonders to consider the issues facing […]