News & Events

One of the world’s most celebrated and storied stage troupes will entertain southwest Virginia as part of Radford University’s Performance Series.

A visiting artist and Radford professor collaborate for world premiere.

The University Performance Series presents Trio Con Brio - Copenhagen on Tuesday, October 11.

Raja Salhesh’s Garden Art Exhibit Breaks Boundaries 

Dance alum Reagan Mihailoff ('21) returns as RUBY Artistic Director.

Radford University's Tyler Gallery premieres original illustrations by Martine le Coz, a member of France’s Legion of Honour.

Keela Dooley Marshall ('15) becomes the Executive Director of the Floyd Center for the Arts.

A few questions with Visiting Professor, Camilla Morrison, who brings her talents to the Costume Shop for the Department of Theater and Cinema.

The cast is set for Radford University’s annual performance aimed at young audiences. 

CVPA administrative assistants earn awards.

Nearly 90 works by more than 50 student artists – paintings, drawings, photography, sculpture and more – are on display at the Art Museum on Tyler through Feb. 18.

While recovering from a bout with spinal stenosis, voice Professor Denise Bernardini found extra notes to sing, plus ample material for her new self-help book.  

A tradition that is in its 23^rd year, Advocacy Day allows students to share the importance of their state-supported education with General Assembly members, and to ask elected representatives to consider voting for legislation that would benefit the university.

The Radford University Board of Visitors heard from university deans about their plans to better utilize faculty throughout their colleges to optimize student engagement, recruitment and retention at a special meeting on Jan. 25, 2023.

This week in Highlanders in the News: Southeast Roanoke sets the stage for work by artist Jon Murrill, M.F.A. ’12; Stephanie Bolin ’14, now a teacher and coach at the high school she once attended, wins praise from her colleagues; and McConnell Library gets a shout-out from a new and distant patron.

Caitlin Potosnak, ’12 dazzles thousands of holiday-spirited people every day with high-stepping precision choreography and sequined costumes.