Category: The Tartan Archives
Campus reporting and editorials from the Radford University student-newspaper era, 2016–2019. Read The Case of the Missing Tartan Newspapers and explore the separate school papers and coursework archive.
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The State of the University Inaugural Address
University President Brian O. Hemphill’s first inaugural State of the University address, Oct. 6, reflections on a successful 2016-17 year and the…
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New Vice President for Student Affairs
The search committee has chosen Dr. Ann Marie Klotz as Radford’s new Vice President for Student Affairs. Dr. Klotz will start January…
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OURS Celebration of Research 2017
Students and faculty recognize research achievements at the inaugural Celebration of Student and Faculty Collaborative Research program, Oct. 20, at the Joseph…
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Highlander Chats: Sit Down and Eat With a Staff or Faculty Member Over an Open Discussion
From the archives: Originally published in The Tartan, Radford University’s student-run newspaper, on November 14, 2017. Republished from the preserved historical archive;…
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Mildred Rigney Johnson: The Next Radford University Dean of Admissions
From the archives: Originally published in The Tartan, Radford University’s student-run newspaper, on November 14, 2017. Republished from the preserved historical archive;…
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Fire Alarms in Muse
The majority freshman resident hall, Muse, got hit with many fire alarms during early mornings to late hours at night, consisting of…
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Radford Gives Back
The second annual Radford Gives Back (RGB) community service project is a campus-wide food drive for Bobcat Backpacks Program, which is a…
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Federal Judge Visits Radford
Federal Judge James P. Jones, a Judge in the FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court), recently spoke about his life experience becoming a…
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Halloween: a Q&A of Then and Now
Halloween was not always about the tricks from those rotten teenagers or the treats from the lovely old lady down the street.…
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Presidential Open Forum: What Would You Do With Five Million Dollars?
The first open Presidential Forums for students was held in the Hurlburt Student Center Auditorium Wednesday, September 5. It was formed by…
