Students must face facts to “Make it Real”
It’s a pretty safe assumption that — compared to most universities in Virginia — VCU has one of the least traditional campuses. Integrated into the city, the lines between what is VCU and the rest of Richmond can become very blurred. College students spill into nearby neighborhoods and businesses, assimilating to what they believe is […]
An empire state of mind
Silver wire fences, heavy machinery and concrete adorn the city blocks. Odd bits of modern and contemporary architecture take root where brick-face real estate once stood. What was once flat terrain becomes tall, both in structure and in power.
Gallery 5 celebrates 10th anniversary
Most people who frequent First Friday, the monthly Richmond art crawl, know about Gallery 5 at 200 W. Marshall St. The gallery has become popular for its quirky art exhibits, music shows, burlesque and other sideshow acts. This April, the gallery turns 10 years old, and they are not celebrating quietly.
Thank God it’s First Friday
Honestly, who doesn’t look forward to Friday night? After a long work week, a stressful school load or a combination of both, Friday night offers a chance to kick back and celebrate surviving the week.
Coaches’ challenge each other off the court for charity
Coach Shaka Smart continues to make an impact in the community as he joins college basketball coaches selected from schools across the country competing to raise money and awareness for a charity of their choice.
Finding the oasis in local food deserts
You are getting hungry. Very hungry. What do you do?
Student brings health awareness to community
During the “Be More Than OK Wellness Day,” local health services groups and volunteers teamed up to provide health information to the Richmond community.