5 Tips to Help You Prepare for the 2019 Spring Semester at Radford University
3 min read As the fall semester ends, here are a few tips to to prepare over winter break to make the spring semester the best it could be.
Caitlyn Stultz
Column: Don’t Give Back Just Around the Holidays
3 min read People and animals need help more than two months out of the year, so think about giving and volunteering more than just during the holidays.
‘The Laramie Project’ Offers Look at Hate Crime and Its Origins
3 min read The Laramie Project tells the story of the true reaction to the brutal murder in 1998 of Matthew Shepard in Laramie, Wyoming. Shepard was a 21-year-old student at the University of Wyoming. After the knowledge of Shepard’s homosexuality, the case sparked a national debate on hate crime laws. The play brings up topics such as homophobia, violence, and discrimination.
Choir Ensembles Preforms Love is Love is Love
3 min read On Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m., the Radford Choir Ensembles put on their fall concert titled ‘Love is Love is Love.’ The show was located in the Performance Hall in the Covington Center.
Record $8 Million Gift Results in Renaming College of Business
3 min read Early morning on Oct. 3, a campus-wide email was sent from Radford University President Brian O. Hemphill inviting students to a “momentous occasion” at 2 p.m. that day without any further explanation.
Why Banned Books Week is Still Important
3 min read Banned Books Week has been held annually since 1982, according to the official website for the event. Usually failing on the last week of September, this year it was conducted from Sept. 23-29.
The Best Restaurants in Radford
3 min read Radford is the 30th largest city in Virginia. Even though it’s nowhere near the largest city in Virginia, there are still many amazing restaurants available to students, residents, and visitors. Here is a list of some of the best restaurants in Radford:
How to Cook on a Budget in Your Dorm
2 min read Most people spend their first eighteen years eating meals cooked by someone older than them, such as their parents or grandparents. College students rely on meal plans but often tire of their limited options a few weeks into the first semester.