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With more than 16,000 comic books in his collection, Radford University School of Communication Director Matthew J. Smith channels his love for and knowledge of comics into being co-curator of the “Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes” exhibit in Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture.

Students in Design 205 at Radford University embraced the local history of the Christiansburg Institute in their mobile museum concept designs for Montgomery County K-12 educators on Feb. 7.

When Colleen O’Connell looked down from the Great Wall of China, she knew her choice to study Chinese was the right one. But the path to the Great Wall wasn’t always a smooth one. It was filled with countless hours of work spent learning a language that was, well, foreign to her.

The Center for Career and Talent Developments is hosting a clothing drive for Career Closet from Feb. 5 to March 30.

At the 2018 Etiquette Dinner on Tuesday, Feb. 20, Radford University juniors and seniors can learn to project a professional image by exploring the fine points of business protocol, dining and social etiquette.

More than three dozen Radford University students traveled to Richmond on Jan. 24-25 to take part in the annual Advocacy Day activities.

Abby Jones is devoting many hours over the next two months researching and learning about athletes who suffer concussions while playing in wheelchair basketball leagues.

Crysta Guynn converted a summer experience into her first-ever publication.

Radford University’s Student Government Association and Sustainability office have joined a community effort to collect unwanted plastic bags and recycle them into benches that will be placed around campus.

Nominations for the 2018 College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences (CHBS) Alumni Awards are underway.

World explorer, New Zealand native and Atlas Obscura writer Ella Morton added to her list of adventures when she visited Radford University for a talk sponsored by the Honors Academy on Feb. 1.

Criminal Justice Assistant Professor Luke William Hunt served as an expert on WFXR 21/27’s morning show on Feb. 5, where he discussed the current Russian investigation.