News & Events

Radford University Recycling will host a Shred-A-Thon from noon to 4 p.m. on Tuesday, April 10 at Heth Clock Plaza.

Students looking for employment opportunities in PK-12 education packed into the Peters Hall for the Spring Education Career Fair.

Dozens of middle and high school students presented projects to expert judges in the Virginia District III National History Day held in Heth Hall. 

Nancy Artis ‘73 was part of an exercise with students in Mike Chatham’s advanced tax class, offering expert advice on dealing with tax nexus issues. 

On March 23, Jay Bienlien ’90 was promoted to Brigadier General.

In accordance with Section 23.1 – 307.D. of the Code of Virginia, requiring a thirty-day public notification, the Radford University Board of Visitors’ Business Affairs and Audit Committee is scheduled to meet on Thursday, May 3, 2018 beginning at 1:30 p.m. in Martin Hall, Third Floor, Mary Ann Jennings Hovis Memorial Board Room, Radford University, Radford, Va. for the purpose of discussing and recommending 2018-2019 academic year tuition and fee rates to the full Board.

The Radford Theater Department is showcasing its production of the musical “Oklahoma!” in April. Originally premiering in 1943, “Oklahoma!” is celebrating its 75th anniversary.

With first-person, eyewitness accounts of the Holocaust fading away, School of Communication Associate Professor Sandy French sought to continue the discussion of public memory by creating a course that studies memory, history and challenges in communicating historical events.

Radford University students from every academic discipline will have the opportunity to be entrepreneurial in all aspects of the collegiate experience through the new Entrepreneur Learning Community (ELC) located in Moffett Hall opening fall 2018.

The Schoolhouse living-learning community is a new home in Moffett Hall for aspiring teachers at Radford University opening fall 2018.

Radford University students planned and organized a week-long event dedicated to the field of communication called COMS Week, which runs April 9-13.

Children’s author and illustrator Cece Bell will speak at Radford University's Bonnie Auditorium at 6:30 p.m., April 11. She will speak about the writing and history of her award-winning graphic novel “El Deafo.”