News & Events

A music therapy professor and graduate student are traveling across the globe to share their knowledge on their profession.

The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) - the largest private, nonprofit supporter of science education in the United States - announced today that Radford University is the recipient of an exclusive $1 million grant as part of the institute's new Inclusive Excellence initiative.

Radford University students in a museum studies course practiced the intricacies of designing and installing their own exhibition as part of a class project this spring.

Red shirts paved the way to the faculty and staff Quest briefing session on June 1, signaling that new Highlanders will be making their way to campus.

Economics Assistant Professor Dan Farhat uses vampires and agent-based modeling to spark a greater interest in the study of economics. 

Radford University Sustainability is embarking on an initiative designed to support faculty toward revising existing or creating new curriculum to include sustainability components and outcomes. 

Radford University’s Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program has earned re-accreditation by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).

Radford University pride was on full display during the 2017 spring commencement ceremony. Mingled among the various forms of regalia sported by individual Highlanders were red and white philanthropy cords.

Two Radford University faculty members recently served as subject matter experts for news organizations.

The Emergency Operations Center located in the College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences is changing how Radford University students learn.

The College of Education and Human Development recognized and honored many of its students during the college's ninth annual awards ceremony May 5 in the Bonnie Hurlburt Auditorium.

Radford University hosted, for the first time, the 15^th Community Foundation of the New River Valley’s Scholarship Awards Dinner on May 11 in Kyle Hall.