Women’s Golf Team Wins First Confrence Championship
By: Brandon Whitaker The Radford Women’s golf team won their first Big South championship in school history on April 16. The team advanced to the match play portion of the … Read More
Opinion: Navigating Radford Transit System
By: Keiko Kliisiewecz Radford Transit is the public transportation system that circles campus and other Radford, Christiansburg, Blacksburg and Fairlawn locations. Despite the buses covering vast distances, I rarely see … Read More
Letter From The Frontlines: The Aux Cord Wars Live
By: Brandon Whitaker On Friday, April 11, the spring concert was held in the Bondurant Auditorium hosting Aux Cord Wars. Aux Cord Wars is a traveling live musical gameshow. The … Read More
Exit 109 To Host Poetry Slam, Debut 2025 Magazine
By: Autumn Byrd Students are invited to share their original poems Thursday, April 17 at 6 p.m. in the Bonnie Auditorium, where literary talent among RU students will be highlighted. … Read More
Radford Dance Department Presents: “Dancing On The Edge”
By: Hazel Haggerty “Dancing on the Edge,” the annual dance production that includes mesmerizing, original choreographic work, will be performing again from April 24-26 on the Main Stage Theater in … Read More
Living on Earth: An insider View on Exciting Internship
By: Frankie Pelletier As a journalism student who isn’t entirely interested in working as a beat reporter or news anchor, I have been searching far and wide for the right … Read More
DEI Changes at Radford University: What Can We Expect?
By: Keiko Klisiewecz DEI stands for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. These three principles are foundational to creating fair and welcoming environments in various settings, including workplaces, educational institutions and communities. … Read More
Behind The Scenes: Chartwells Food Safety Protocols
By: Keiko Klisiewecz It’s well known that the food on campus, particularly at Dalton Dining Hall, has faced some scrutiny over concerns about food safety and quality. Just a few … Read More
R.E.A.L Is It Really Over?
By: Brandon Whitaker On Thursday March 28, the General Education Improvement Task Force delivered their recommendations for a modified general education structure in a meeting with the faculty senate. The … Read More
Spring Migration Is Upon Us: Here Is What You Should Know
By: Frankie Pelliteir Spring migration has arrived, and hundreds of thousands of birds will be passing through Southwest Virginia in the next two months. According to the Virginia Department of … Read More
