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Tech leads Virginia in international students

December 6, 2012

According to a recent study, more international students are enrolling in Virginia universities each year, and Virginia Tech is attracting the most.

A day in the life of Carol Lee

December 5, 2012

You haven’t met Carol Lee, but you might know her work.

Course evaluation system all online

December 5, 2012

For the first time ever, all course and instructor evaluations for the entirety of the university are exclusively online.

New Oak Lane project complete

December 5, 2012

Oak Lane has completed the first stage in an expansive new project, wrapping up the construction of a $5 million fraternity house.

Sports »

NFL power rankings: Texans, Falcons still on top

December 5, 2012

Division title races have been wrapping up surprisingly early this season, leading to an unusually low amount of intrigue in the NFL through 13 weeks. As the playoffs are getting ready to be set, it’s time to rank every team in the league.

Features »

Walking the Line: How the real-life Cindy Lou Who stole Christmas

December 5, 2012

I may be wrong, but I doubt it

Floyd Country Store Jamboree offers authentic southern atmosphere

December 5, 2012

An adventurous spirit is all you need to spice up your weekend. In fact, a unique, fun Friday night is just 30 minutes away.

Black Student Alliance hosts Kwanzaa event to celebrate heritage

December 5, 2012

When the holiday season comes around, some celebrations get overshadowed by Christmas, but one student organization is determined to change that.

Radford hosts Nutcracker performance with foreign dancers

December 5, 2012

For some, it is not officially the holiday season until they hear the familiar chimes, elusive percussions, and playful tune of “The Nutcracker” ballet.

Opinions »

Polar Politics: Fiscal cliff deal should include tax hikes on wealthy

December 5, 2012

Just to get things straight — it is really not a fiscal cliff; it is more of a slope. The entity of the tax breaks and the spending cuts will not fully expire until ten years from Dec. 31.

Polar Politics: Democrats need to make concessions in fiscal cliff negotiations

December 5, 2012

I really hate to do have to do this again. After a presidential election that centered on the economy, jobs and taxes, it is almost sad that I am writing yet another article on the very same issue.