The New TikTok? A Controversial Timeline
By: Rylee Lyons TikTok, one of the most popular apps used by people worldwide, has gone through many trials since it began in 2017. After its merge with Musical.ly, … Read More
A “Chu Era” for Radford Men’s Basketball Starts With Home Opening Win
By: Brandon Whitaker Season one of the Zach Chu era is off to a hot start following two home wins against Western Illinois and West Virginia Wesleyan. Game one … Read More
Puff, Puff, Pass: The Logistics of Medical Marijuana in Virginia
By: Keiko Klisiewecz At the ripe age of 19, I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, a chronic pain disability that affects just about every part of your body. Despite proper … Read More
Government Shutdown Effects on Air Travel Increasing
By: Ava Longmate As the federal government shutdown stretches into its 41st day, the ripple effects are now hitting the skies. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced a sweeping … Read More
Men’s Soccer Tie USC Upstate 0-0, Earn First Postseason Bid Since 2019
By: Brandon Whitaker For the first time since 2019 the Highlanders will be heading to the Big South Conference Tournament, securing the sixth seed following a tie vs USC … Read More
Radford Fiddle and Banjo Jam Finds a New Home in The Artis Center
By: Brandon Whitaker It started in a small diner on Tyler Avenue 25 years ago. A way for local musicians to come together to play and enjoy their favorite … Read More
The Tunnels Beneath Us: A Radford Ghost Story
By: Rylee Meadows In honor of the Halloween season, it is only right to tell a ghost story that involves a place that Radford residents walk over every day: … Read More
The Importance of Voting in Local Elections
By: Keiko Klisiewecz Voting is the right given to most American Citizens, an ability to choose the leaders of your community, your states, and even your country. Many parties … Read More
Radford Women’s Soccer Secures Regular Season Conference Title
By: Brandon Whitaker The Radford Highlanders shut out Charleston Southern on Saturday 2-0 to secure their seventh Big South regular season title. It was a sunny Saturday afternoon and … Read More
Journalists Turn Their Backs on The Pentagon
By: Amanda Farlow Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has placed restrictions on how much the press can interact with Pentagon personnel. On October 15th, Hegseth sent a memo to Pentagon … Read More
