5 Fun Facts: Turkeys, Radford, and Good Eats
With Thanksgiving right around the corner, but do you know the animal behind the meal? If not, these facts are for you.
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Course Climate Surveys Out Now
Course climate surveys are being sent out for students to review their classes so Radford University can evaluate their courses.
COVID-19 Educator’s Mental Health: ‘Unsure That We Are Meeting the Needs of Our Students’
Studies suggest the mental health of teachers could be at risk due to the abrupt switch to virtual learning due to COVID-19.
Germany 1945: The ‘Zero Hour’ and German Nationalism
The World War II 75th anniversary series continues with the newest presentation, “Germany 1945: the ‘Zero Hour’ and German Nationalism.”
Radford University Continues Leaves on the Tree Art Exhibit Through Nov. 7
The “Leaves of the Tree” and “More Leaves of the Tree” art exhibits take place through Nov. 7 by the Radford University Art Museum.
RU Voting: Only a Small Percentage of Radford Students Vote
While the number of students registered to vote at Radford University is high, there is still a small percentage of students who vote.
Breaking Enigma: WWII 75th Anniversary
Radford University remembers World War II with the presentation of “Breaking Enigma: The Bletchley Park Codebreakers and the Turing Bombe.”
Conviction by Denise Mina – A Book Review
Conviction by Denise Mina is a gripping mystery thriller that was a three day read for me and is well worth the read.
Something in the Water by Catherine Steadman – A Book Review
Something in the Water by Catherine Steadman is a mystery that is sure to captivate readers. It is a fast read and modern masterpiece.