Students from Blacksburg High School joined together with the Davis College of Business and Economics for a day of learning, insight and inspiration. Dressed in attire fit for young professionals, the class of ten was right at home with the students, faculty and staff during their November 12, 2019 visit.

Every three minutes someone in the United States is diagnosed with a blood cancer. That's why RUC students stepped up to “be the match,” adding their information to a bone marrow registry.

Through the generous support of Shelor Motor Mile, Inc., Radford University proudly announced a new program available to Highlander students seeking internships and employment in the New River Valley.

With the introduction of a new course on cybercrime, the Department of Criminal Justice is preparing students for modern applications in an ever-changing world.

Radford University has announced the five faculty members that won the 2019 Dalton Eminent Scholar Awards.

Nearly 600 students from Roanoke-area schools visited the Radford University Carilion campus on Nov. 8, 2019 as part of Roanoke’s STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) Day.

Radford University hosted its annual Partners in Excellence luncheon in Kyle Hall on October 24, 2019, kicking off the University’s Homecoming weekend.

Today, Cord Hall ’04, J.D., fights for those without a voice and for those who need help the most. But, while a student at Radford University, he was not sure where his path would take him.

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam announced last week that Radford University will be part of a Virginia Department of Behavioral Health grant to help expand substance use recovery programs throughout the Commonwealth.

Radford University Health and Human Performance Instructor Steve Shelton ‘91 has been awarded the Virginia Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (VAHPERD) College/University Physical Educator of the Year for 2019.

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam announced the creation of the Tech Talent Investment Program (TTIP), a statewide workforce initiative that will poise Radford University as a lead institution in producing graduates prepared to fill the emerging tech talent pipeline. 

In the annual State of the University Address to Radford University students, faculty, staff, alumni and community leaders, President Brian O. Hemphill, Ph.D. shared the Radford story, one marked with great accomplishments and significant progress.