LTE: VCUarts Painting Program Critique
Dear Editor: Allow me to outline the outrageous state of affairs in art. The state of affairs can be seen on the first Friday of every month. It can be seen in art galleries around Read More
Opinion
An Ode to Self Care
I’ve been dating this guy for eight months. I think he’s pretty much perfect, but we haven’t said “I love you.” Is it odd he hasn’t said it yet, or should I give him time Read More
LTE: Wade in the Waters
Dear editor, I’m writing to you because I can’t help but feel betrayed. I’ve been a fan of the VCU’s notorious basketball team for more than 10 years. I’ve seen the backs of three coaches Read More
LTE: How I Learned to Stop Eating Animal Products and Love Taco Bell
One of the main reasons people shy away from veganism is because they believe that they won’t be able to eat anywhere on campus and will be left bereft of any cheap or delicious food Read More
LTE: four things to help you be an informed advocate
Know your legislator: Those who have higher positions or who sit on committees that get the first vote on a bill is appealing but misleading. Your legislators are elected to represent YOU. Others are elected Read More
LTE: Coach K
Dear Editor, I was particularly taken aback when I read the article titled, “Coach K gets tripped up by star guard.” I am usually very impressed with what comes out of the sports section, which Read More
I now pronounce you, Church and State
As I watched 11-year-old Florecita attempt to adhere a diaper to her screaming, flailing 2-year-old daughter on the dirt-laden floor of a Peruvian shelter, a faint chorus of guilt-ridden apologies rang in my ears like Read More
Putting Trump’s executive order in perspective
In light of recent political events and VCU’s diverse student body, my attention has been largely focused on the Trump administration’s executive order banning refugees and immigrants from various Middle Eastern and North African countries. Read More
Trump’s War on Facts
Since the creation of American democracy, this country has valued a Constitution granting its people the freedom of speech and press. These statements, written as absolute and inalienable rights, led to the creation of a Read More