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Column: “Fake News” Is Overhyped – Here’s Why

April 19, 2019April 19, 2019 Brian Angus 0 Comments Dr. Brendan Nyphan, Fake News, journalists, midterm election, Misinformation, Pew Research Center, President Donald Trump, the Washington Post, Twitter

The news media has been under fire since it’s birth; however, in recent years the fire has grown. Let’s talk “Fake news” and Donald Trump.

News University

National Geographic’s Trevor Frost: The Biggest Danger Isn’t the Wildlife, It Has Typically Been Humans

March 6, 2019March 31, 2019 Dylan Lepore 0 Comments Borneo, documentary, Early Career grant, filmmaker, National Geographic, Person of the Forest, photographer, Radford Amazonian Research Expedition, RARE, the Washington Post, The Young Explorers grant, Trevor Frost, VCU, Wired

Photographer Trevor Frost will be coming to Radford University on Mar. 25, invited by the Radford Amazonian Research Expedition, to give a speech.

Culture Movies & TV

Movie Review: “The Post”

January 28, 2018April 6, 2018 Van Faust-Stephenson 0 Comments Aaron Coopersmith, College, film, Radford, Steven Spielberg, The Post, the Washington Post

Steven Spielberg’s latest film, The Post, is the story of the Washington Post dealing with the intense and controversial decision to publish papers that would unwrap the vial the US Government had put over Vietnam in this 70’s drama.