News Releases
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Highlanders in the News: Week of April 24 »
4/28/2023
This week in Highlanders in the News: Sen. Tim Kaine drops by Radford University Carilion; assistant professor and frequent buster-of-myths David S. Anderson, Ph.D., tells National Geographic that Atlantis doesn’t hold water; a new study by LaRon Scott ’02 addresses education and race; Jessica Morrison ’08 preps Pulaski County Schools’ meal plan; and Arianne Bauserman ’03 has a few questions to answer.
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Spring Commencement 2023: Rory Croke, School of Nursing »
4/27/2023
Radford University Carilion senior nursing student Rory Croke wants to change the system as a whole, combining mental and physical health treatments to help people heal holistically.
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Green Team commemorates Earth Week with tree planting by the river »
4/26/2023
In the midafternoon on Wednesday, April 19, 2023, during Earth Week, the Radford University Green Team took a small step toward improving the Earth and the lives of its inhabitants by planting a Buckeye, a willow and a River Branch tree between the New River and Dedmon Center.
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Spring Commencement 2023: Justine McLaughlin, Artis College of Science and Technology »
4/25/2023
During her four years at Radford University, Justine McLaughlin has made many connections on campus with fellow students, faculty, staff and the occasional salamander.
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Spring Commencement 2023: Meagan Cox, College of Visual and Performing Arts »
4/25/2023
After four years of working onstage and behind the curtain, theatre major Meagan Cox’s aim remains as straightforward as it is noble: "My main goal with theatre is to touch audiences, to make them feel something. I like to leave them having a better day.”
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4 grad programs named among nation’s best in U.S. News rankings »
4/25/2023
U.S. News & World Report released its 2023-24 Best Graduate School Programs rankings on April 25, listing four Radford University programs among the best in the country.
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First group of therapy dogs graduate during inaugural Barkalaureate »
4/24/2023
Tartan Tails is Radford University's animal therapy program, which supports the well-being of the university community. Four-legged "students" first complete professional training, then are celebrated as the newest members of the program.
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Traditions Week offers something for all Radford undergraduates »
4/24/2023
The event began as a single day in 2018 but has rapidly expanded to cover six days and celebrate freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors, as well as students at Radford University Carilion in Roanoke.
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Professor discusses bird-window collision research on With Good Reason »
4/21/2023
The “With Good Reason” public radio program is currently airing an interview with Radford University Professor of Biology Karen Powers about her research examining the prevention of bird-window collisions.
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Radford’s therapy dog team, Tartan Tails, will expand its numbers and efforts »
4/21/2023
First Lady Kay Danilowicz’s team currently includes two therapy dogs, but plans are in the works to raise that number to eight by the fall.