The Artis College of Science and Technology hosted the annual Summer Bridge Program from July 9-14 for female sophomore, junior and senior high school students.

Solar physicist Mike Freed will lead a team of 10 students on Aug. 21 to Nashville, Tennessee, to witness the first total solar eclipse since 1979.

Radford University was recently selected to participate in the Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR) Transformations Project that will examine and enhance the university’s undergraduate research-based opportunities over the next four years.

Geospatial Science Associate Professor Stockton Maxwell will speak about tree rings and climate change in an interview on the With Good Reason public radio program.

Twenty-nine students, along with four faculty members, are participating in the 2017 Radford Amazonian Research Expedition (RARE), a three-week trip to Peru.

The Center for the Sciences bubbled with curiosity and creativity June 23 as more than 80 Camp Invention participants joined their families for a showcase of youthful innovation.

When Check Elementary School pulled up to Radford University on June 14, it was many students’ first visit to an institution of higher education.

The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) - the largest private, nonprofit supporter of science education in the United States - announced today that Radford University is the recipient of an exclusive $1 million grant as part of the institute's new Inclusive Excellence initiative.

Generations of Scouts will be able to better navigate and explore a beloved outdoor destination thanks to the efforts of Radford University's Geology Department.