Almost half the Class of 2020 turned out to celebrate passing the midway point on their paths to graduation at Radford University's inaugural Halfway There Celebration April 17.

To inspire scientific curiosity, Radford University hosted the inaugural Science Festival, sponsored by the Artis College of Science and Technology.

With protective gear on, 25 students participated in the final piece of the Fire and Arson Investigation class taught by adjunct instructor Todd Jones ’88 MS ’94 on April 10 in Lot Z at Radford University.

Radford University hosted Zonnie M. Gorman on April 13 at the Bonnie Hurlburt Auditorium for her lecture “Growing Up with Heroes: The Navajo Code Talkers of WWII. A Daughter’s Journey.”

SMIPO colleagues journeyed to New York City in late March to participate in an annual financial forum for college students. They also had an opportunity to network with successful Radford University alumni and tour some of the city’s financial landmarks and institutions. 

Radford University students received a glimpse into the future when John Elder shared highlights from his 23-year career as a data scientist.

Radford University Emergency Medical Services members attended the National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation 2018 conference in February.

Over spring break, professors and students in the Department of Psychology traveled to the Southeastern Psychological Association (SEPA) conference to present research in Charleston, SC.

Radford University named Chad A. Reed to be the University’s next vice president for Finance and Administration.

Radford University welcomed over 150 of its most generous supporters – alumni, friends, faculty and staff – to the “Celebration of Giving” stewardship event on Friday, April 6, 2018.

Radford University Foundation’s “Partners in Excellence Celebration" held its annual luncheon on April 6, 2018, in Kyle Hall. The event allows scholarship beneficiaries and benefactors the unique opportunity to meet one another, while also serving to honor both parties.

The Radford University Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (COSD) was featured at the Speech-Language-Hearing Association of Virginia (SHAV) annual conference.