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Brandon Geib Guest Columnist If you guys haven’t already picked up the new issue of INK you need to get on that immediately! There is some great stuff in there. One of the articles is an interview conducted by yours truly with Jessica Shim from Green Unity. April 22, that is Tuesday people, is Earth […]

Album Reviews for Your Studying Pleasure

Paul Hickey Guest Columnist Phantogram – Voices To say that Phantogram’s music is a happy brand would be inaccurate, but there has been a certain lightness to keep spirits up and heads rocking. Their newest release, Voices, has released that lightness and replaced it with something attractively sinister. Voices is much more aggressive than Phantogram’s […]

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Stiletto Club Student Chapter

Carola Rojas Guest Columnist Face it; we all know how awkward and rather difficult it is to come up with the right approach and words to introduce yourself to whoever is sitting near you in your classes, especially when it’s jam packed with 100+ other students. Half of the time, you’re not even sure if […]

Spring Weather Playlist

Brandon Geib Guest Columnist Its that time of year again where we must thank God, Gods, Goddesses, Spirits, Nature, Science, the Universe or whichever eccentric power you believe in that doesn’t fall into the previously listed categories, for the nice weather. The last two weeks have been beautiful, minus a little rain, and as it […]

Equality Beyond Marriage In Virginia

Morgan White Guest Columnist Richmond, Va.-  The ruling by a federal judge on Feb. 13 that declared the ban on same-sex marriage to be unconstitutional was only the first in a long line of changes that are needed in order for equality to be accomplished in Virginia for members of the LGBT community. The hiring […]

I AM NOW BECOME DEATH: Baby’s first Slaughterama

Jose Ignacio D’Alta Guest Columnist Today marks two weeks since the end of this year’s edition of Richmond’s most notorious bike festival… Now that I think about it, it’s not so much a festival as it is a two-day-long declaration of Martial Law by the numerous bike clubs which call RVA their home. Over the […]

VCU Trends

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Iconique’s Icon

Myriah McReynolds Guest Columnist Many street brands have found their way onto VCU’s diverse and dynamic campus. With fresh street brand designs gripping the silhouettes of many of VCU’s young and determined students, trends are constantly shifting and bringing individuality to campus. Many students have found their passion and desire in creating clothing for the […]

An Interview with Ashes

Daniel Potes Managing Editor Only playing guitar for three years and writing his own music for just over a year, Ashes began his journey into music-making with the help of friends and through the ample opportunity he saw in the Richmond music scene. With a mix of soulful covers and original songs imbued with gloomy […]

Waiting for the Wonder Years

Brandon Geib Guest Columnist There is a point at which we all have to acknowledge that the Wonder Years kick ass. These pop-punk heavy hitters have already had a huge jump in popularity over the last several years and are far from being anywhere near an underground band these days. Despite their current state of […]

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