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Two hundred guests attended the 2024 Juried Student Art Show, a number believed to be a record for this event.

Recently, three professors in the College of Visual and Performing Arts received small cash grants to aid in their classroom efforts.

Each spring, the Radford University Art Museum offers regional high school students an opportunity to share their work and compete for accolades and cash prizes. With more students receiving part or all of their education online these days, the event has recently seen expanded participation from virtual students.

Sometimes the stars really do align. At least that’s the way Radford University junior Annie Bolte feels right now. “The Aliens,” by Annie Baker, which will open on Valentine’s night.

Dr. Sekyung Jang and students use video as a tool for improving practices in Music Therapy.

Artist Ben Duke's exhibition, A Situation of Meanings, brings two decades of work in abstract realism to Radford University's Art Museum.

Aisha Noma used focus, flexibility and theater experience to step into the life she wanted after graduation.

On October 25, Radford University’s Tyler Gallery will host an all student-juried exhibition of art created by the university faculty and staff called Look What We Made!

Radford's Department of Dance knows that strong bonds create strong students. Programs like Harmony in Motion and their mentorship system help students stay grounded and supported.

Senior Studio Art major Dylan DeLuca arrived at Radford with skills. As he prepares to enter his final semester, he's leaving with a vision, a practice and a community.

Every two weeks, Highlander Highlights shares with readers some of the extraordinary research and accomplishments happening on and off campus through the tireless work and curiosity of our students and faculty. 

On Tuesday, April 9, Radford University’s Performance Series will host one of the most unique and interesting acts to ever grace the Bondurant Auditorium stage.

For their packaging, logos, labels, posters and branding designs, Radford University students took home more awards than any other competing college or university. 

If you did any grocery shopping at all in the early 1990s, you almost certainly witnessed the parade of harrowing cover stories featuring the half-human, half-animal tabloid fabrication known as Bat Boy.

McBride, a senior music education student from Danville, Virginia, has been playing the saxophone since he was a sixth grader. He now hopes to teach at either the high school or collegiate level.

On Friday, March 22, the first of the “Rock Icons” concerts will take place on Radford University’s main campus with the music of Sting and the Police. This free, public concert will cover some of the band’s most iconic and best loved songs as well as highlights from Sting’s solo career.