Here’s some of the virtual programming still available to VCU students
Katherine Noble, Contributing Writer VCU student offices have been offering a variety of events and programming, modified to fit within the bounds of social distancing and stay-at-home orders. The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs is one of those groups. Greta Franklin, the director of OMSA, said although plans are uncertain for the fall, OMSA will […]
Upended by COVID-19, undergrad art showcases adapt online
Aaron Royce, Contributing Writer Richmond’s student art scene took a heavy hit from the COVID-19 pandemic this spring, as galleries closed their doors and exhibits were canceled. Upcoming undergraduate spring expos at the ICA, The Anderson gallery and off-campus spaces are no exception, forcing a switch to an online format. Not having an in-person spring […]
Animal Crossing: New Horizons provides a relaxing escape for players
Josh Clinton, Contributing Writer If you’ve been on social media, you’ve doubtlessly seen charming fan art featuring a shotgun-wielding space marine and a cute cartoon dog. This is a result of the hype surrounding Animal Crossing: New Horizons for the Nintendo Switch, a family-friendly lifestyle game whose popularity rivals that of the legacy shooter franchise […]
‘Heartbreak Weather’ predicts a regressive storm for Niall Horan
Aaron Royce, Contributing Writer Amid a stormy news cycle, Niall Horan’s “Heartbreak Weather” dropped on Friday. With a bright set of soothing tracks it’s a decent album from the former boy band member that does little to progress his solo career. It would be impossible to mention Horan without the context of One Direction. So […]
‘Sustainable’ screening highlights environmental issues important to VCU
Katherine Noble, Contributing Writer For Marty Travis, a seventh-generation farmer in central Illinois, selling local, sustainable produce isn’t just about the food. It’s about the relationships he fosters with members of the community. As part of the Environmental Film Festival, VCU hosted a screening of the documentary “Sustainable.” The documentary follows the journey of Travis’ […]
Landon’s Outlook: “The Grinch” fails to live up to meaner, greener previous adaptations
Landon Roberts Contributing Writer Dr. Seuss’ “The Grinch” is a story of heart, forgiveness and unity. However, the 2018 adaptation on the holiday story abandons these themes and, instead, leaves an empty shell of immature jokes and half-baked attempts at emotion. The plot of the story recounts the Grinch’s typical attempts to ruin Christmas for […]