Column: The 6 Benefits on Taking Time Away From School
I believe time away from school can be beneficial for anyone and the benefits that I list can be gained in many ways, not just from taking a road trip.
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College
Column: How to Live and Survive With Your Roommate at Radford University
Having roommates can be one of the best or worst things depending on how the two, three, or four of you receive each other.
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Another New Year, Another Gym Resolution: New Year, New Me
Every new year, people make numerous resolutions. Some for financial prosperity, some set goals to achieve, some strive to make changes to their lives.
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Column: You Need Self-Care
Life can be extremely stressful; we all have things going on in our own lives. Dealing with deadlines, projects, papers, and exams, some people have more on their plate than others.
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University Celebrates First-Generation Students at the First Ever Annual Luncheon
During family weekend last Saturday, Oct. 20, Radford University hosted it’s first-ever Annual First Generation Family Weekend Luncheon in the Muse Banquet Room.
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Culture Is Not A Costume: Ending Cultural Appropriation on Campus
With Halloween being around the corner, I urge students to avoid ill-judged party costumes. October, in particular, is an important month to be mindful and respectful of the cultures around us.
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Being a Vegetarian on Campus
For vegetarian or vegan students on campus to not waste money on their meal cards and also not have to buy all of their food from grocery stores, I think there needs to be some more options on campus that are meat-free.
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Why It Is Okay to Graduate Late
People come to college at different times, and there is nothing wrong with that. Even if a student comes to college at the “normal” time (right after high school), and even then a student might stay longer than the standard four years.
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Record $8 Million Gift Results in Renaming College of Business
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.
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