News & Events

Lust, anger, hatred, revenge - these themes echo across time and space. “Othello,” a Shakespearean classic expands upon these universal themes, was performed by the National Players who added a contemporary twist in Bondurant Auditorium on Nov. 13.

Sophomore Kyle Higginbotham was motivated to enroll at Radford after competing in the university's Capture the Flag contest. 

Radford University students, faculty and staff joined community members on Nov. 10 to honor the nation’s veterans.

A wounded warrior and his family were the focus of almost 200 students and faculty during the two sessions of the Waldron College of Health and Human Services’ (WCHHS) Interprofessional Education and Practice Symposium on Nov. 3.

The media greeted criminal justice students as they entered a crime scene practical training exercise at Radford University – and just like that – their practicum was underway.

High school students from across the Commonwealth of Virginia attended Adscape at Radford University, an in-depth workshop focused on the field of communications.

Radford’s Holiday Parade, themed the “Parade of Lights,” will take place on Dec. 5 at 7 p.m

The Southern Association for Institutional Research (SAIR) awarded Radford University’s Institutional Research (IR) office multiple honors that recognize excellence in the field of institutional research on Oct. 10 at SAIR’s annual conference.

Classical choral tunes echoed through the Performance Hall at the Covington Center when the Department of Music at Radford University hosted a high school choral invitational in October.

The School of Teacher Education and Leadership hosted students from Roanoke’s William Byrd Middle as part of the College in Six initiative, which gives sixth graders an opportunity to visit colleges to learn more about the higher education experience.

In a taste test, could you tell the difference between tap and bottled water? The Radford University Sustainability Internship Team is on a mission to answer that question and to determine which, if either, taste better.

Dozens of Radford University students, representing a range of clubs and organizations, participated in the Nov. 6 campus safety walk.