Reconsidering your donations: the ethical implications of charity
With a Mother Teresa-esque complex and far more t-shirts then I would ever need, I landed in the Andean city of Cusco, Peru with the […]
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Theater production combines Japanese theater, French Revolution
With only four plays remaining in the season, Shafer Alliance Laboratory Theatre on March 28 will present “Madame de Sade,” a modern Japanese man’s imagination of life in Paris before the French Revolution.
With Johnson injured, reserves must step up
Sophomore guard Melvin Johnson was knocked out of Saturday’s Atlantic 10 semifinal game against George Washington University with a left knee injury, leaving the VCU men’s basketball team without the A-10’s sixth man of the year for the remainder of the tournament and perhaps the NCAA tournament, too.
Student-athlete discipline bill could benefit VCU
Think about the last time you heard about a situation that went on with the student-athletes who violated the VCU Code of Ethics here at VCU.
Support health of the James River
Richmond isn’t allowed to promote itself as the “River City” if it lets its sole river run to ruin.