Trick-or-treating is not what it used to be
Margaretta Sakor Contributing Writer When I was a child, trick-or-treating started at 8 p.m and didn’t end until midnight. Families were still outside late […]
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AGD is NOT happy
Correction: Kathleen Lau, a spring 2015 VCU alumna, reached out to the CT on Oct. 19 to clarify that the email sent to the editor from an […]
Pay for play: College athletes deserve more
Days after University of Connecticut’s Shabazz Napier publicly claimed he often went to bed starving, the NCAA ruled last week that its student athletes can, and should, receive an unlimited supply of food.
Sophomore shines for VCU men’s golf team
Sophomore golfer Adam Ball is only in his second full season, but he’s already making waves as a premier golfer, finishing in the top five 10 times out of 11 individual tournaments played.
Graduate student wins national Wal-Mart competition
Olugbenga “Tumi” Oredein won the grand prize for the nationwide Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. “Get on the Shelf” competition on Nov. 4. Oredein is a graduate student studying product innovation in VCU’s Da Vinci Center, and his product will be sold online at Walmart.com.