Radford University's Student Newspaper
By: Lucas Burton Amid a partial government shutdown that has left more than 480 Transportation Security Administration employees off the job and thousands more working without pay, ICE agents … Read More
By: Angelina Capots Down on Skid Row, hidden inside a tiny flower shop, is the hottest thing in southwest Virginia. Mushnik’s Flower Shop is unveiling Audrey II in the … Read More
By: Ian Greco March Madness starts with 68 hopeful teams, all of them dreaming of being the one to raise the ever elusive NABC National Championship Trophy. While Texas … Read More
By: John Ratliff II On March 22, 2026, Dayton Webber, 27-year-old quadruple amputee, was charged with first degree murder after shooting and killing a passenger in his car. Webber … Read More
By: Keiko Klisiewecz Pulaski, Virginia, is a beautiful area of Appalachia, known for its outdoor enthusiasts who take advantage of the landscape in an ethical way but something is … Read More
By: Lacey Banks On April 21, Virginia will head to the polls for a special election centered on two controversial questions: “how should congressional districts be drawn and who … Read More
By: Brandon Whitaker Monday nights WNIT second round game saw Radford fall to Arkansas State 83-58 on the road. Radford started the game slow. The team shot 2-12 from … Read More
By: Angelina Capots Radford University’s Department of Theatre and Cinema put on a week-long production of Arlene Hutton’s “Gulf View Drive” last February. The Tartan met with Charlotte Hall, … Read More
By: Frankie Pelletier Feel like the birds have been extra loud recently? You’re not imagining things! Spring is now upon us, following the spring solstice on March 20 we … Read More
By: Lucas Burton The Atlanta Hawks hosted the Orlando Magic on Monday in a game that was originally planned to feature a “Magic City Night” promotion. The event was … Read More
