The case of the missing water
Dylan Hostetter, Executive Editor The average human can’t survive more than three days without water, and as it turns out, the same goes for a city. The mania began as I was sitting in the Commons at a hand-made booth, canvassing for new clients. Seeing as how classes hadn’t begun yet and the Commons was […]
New coffee shops open to serve the neighborhood
Max Walpole, Contributing Writer Abdullah Karabatek, Contributing Writer Two new coffeehouses are joining the neighborhood’s circle: Abi’s Books & Brews on Cary Street and Qahwah House on Franklin Street at the Chesterfield Apartments. Abi’s, a combination coffee shop and bookstore, opened on Nov. 23, 2024. Keith Duffin, who co-owns the shop with his wife, said […]
Press Box: VCU men’s basketball players are set to make six figures
Alexis Washington, Staff Writer Student-athletes will receive a set salary in addition to their name, image and likeness earnings thanks to an NCAA settlement. This means VCU athletes will no longer have to rely solely on NIL deals starting in 2026. The settlement allows for athletic programs to revenue share up to $20 million, according to […]
Fatherhood Mix & Mingle, navigating connection and identity
Bella LoBue, Contributing Writer The Mary and Frances Youth Center and the VCU Division Of Community Engagement held an event that celebrated fatherhood on Jan. 17. Fathers connected in a safe and supportive space to explore meaningful ways to engage with their children, educate them beyond traditional schooling and empower them to thrive, according to […]