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Radford University held it’s first VACAS conference. 3 students used media to redefine the boundaries of the different under/misrepresented cultures.
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Radford University President Dr. Brian Hemphill announced via email April 1, his proposition to not increase tuition and fees for the 2019-2020 school year.
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Radford University is hosting the Virginia Association of Communication Arts and Science (VACAS) conference this weekend, Mar. 29-30.
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Late Wednesday night, Radford University hosted a vigil of remembrance and observance in the wake of Alexa Cannon’s death.
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Project “New River Valley 2020” would allow passengers to board a train in Christiansburg, Va and ride it to Boston, Ma by 2020.
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During the final week before Election Day on Nov. 6, Senator Tim Kaine stopped by Radford University’s campus to campaign with the 5th, 6th, and 9th District congressional candidates Leslie Cockburn, Jennifer Lewis, and Anthony Flaccavento.
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With the rise of registration, many students were able to get registered to vote, but some students ran into problems. The most common issue that students had was not receiving their voter registration card or other information regarding voting on time or at all.
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Radford’s longtime resident, Assistant Dean of the Artis College of Science and Technology, and now the newest mayor, David Horton sat down with the Tartan to talk about his first 80 days since being sworn in on July 2.
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Our very own Sukanya Patterson, a freshman majoring in Interior Design here at Radford University, won the top prize from a scratch-off ticket that she bought at 7-Eleven.
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