The College of Visual and Performing Arts blends artistic excellence with cutting-edge
technology to prepare students for dynamic careers in the arts, design, education,
therapy and beyond.
The work of the students, faculty, and guest artists combine to make our college the
artistic and cultural centerof the region and beyond. Visit us and see why the arts at Radford University are
exciting, enlightening and enriching!
Women’s basketball coach Mike McGuire scores a record; artist Sydne Moseley, M.F.A. ’23, gets her opening; Kyle Rosner ’15 drums up biz in Botetourt; Glenn Spangler, M.S. ’99, and La’Tisha Chambers ’20 are enshrined in a local athletic Hall of Fame.
Radford’s resources for students and interns are covered by Cardinal News; Jon Murrill ’12 paints his way to an artistic prize; and Nelson Harris ’87 recalls Roanoke’s Flood of ’85 on its anniversary.
This week: Aspiring physician assistants at Radford University Carilion hold their second health fair; music therapy major Leah Bratton adopts a single-handed approach to the piano; a new business moves into The Hub @ Radford University; and several Highlanders join the faculty rosters of Roanoke County schools.
Radford University proudly unveiled the Artis Center for Adaptive Innovation and Creativity, a cutting-edge facility blending arts, health sciences, and technology in dynamic
spaces designed to inspire innovation.
The Douglas and Beatrice Covington Center for Visual and Performing Arts features the stunning Davis Performance Hall, a 350-seat venue with state-of-the-art
adjustable acoustics, inspired by Carnegie Hall's Zankel Recital Hall.
The Radford University Art Museum is dedicated to creating an inclusive and enriching environment where students, the
university community and the public can engage with and learn from original works
of art.