News & Events

The privacy of our students’ information is a priority at Radford University. As a result, beginning with the Academic Year 2018-19 check-in process, the Office of the Registrar will be implementing a detailed election form for students to decide whether or not they approve of the release by the University of their personal data.

In 2016, Radford University received a grant to expand training positions for psychology doctoral students in integrated care facilities in the region. Now in its third year, the grant continues to enhance psychological care at the partnered facilities.

Two College of Visual and Performing Arts students are interning at Roanoke-native Dorothy Gillespie’s studio in the Catskills, located in Narrowsburg, New York.

In the Preschool Language Lab, music therapy students work alongside communication sciences and disorders graduate students to assist young children develop verbal communication skills.

For 40 years, Quest has been a “Radford University event” driven by a spirited campus-wide collaboration of faculty, staff and students who are dedicated to the success of all Highlanders.

After donning the navy golf shirt that marked him as a member of the 76th session of the American Legion Boys State of Virginia, Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, took the baton and led the band.

As a veteran, father, physician and politician, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam had a wealth of knowledge and advice to impart on this summer’s 700-strong assembly of Boys State participants.

With the $67,000 grant, the library’s Information Literacy Center B is undergoing a complete redesign that will transform the way librarian instructors engage with students and students engage with one another.

Commonwealth Attorney General Mark Herring addressed the nearly 700 participants of the 76^th annual Boys State at Radford University via a prepared video on June 19.

Radford University hosted the Virginia School Leaders Second Annual Hot Topics Conference June 18, a day-long event designed for K-12 teachers and school administrators to focus on leadership topics impacting their school divisions.

As the sun set over Radford University on June 17, hundreds of young men from across the Commonwealth got their first taste of the 76^th session of the American Legion Boys State of Virginia.

Radford University’s IMPACT program has made significant progress since its groundbreaking debut last October, most notably with a major philanthropic contribution, numerous private and public partnerships, a historic grant and the program’s first graduate, to date.