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Radford University conferred degrees on 1,887 undergraduate and graduate students at its spring commencement ceremonies May 4-5, culminating with the undergraduate ceremony on Moffett Lawn.

Radford University's first-ever week of giving competition raised nearly $46,000 toward seven different college-specific, high impact projects. The contest, dubbed "Spring Fever," pitted the six different Radford University colleges - as well as Athletics - against one another to see which project could reach its funding goal first.

Radford University's standout students were recognized on April 28 at the annual spring Student Awards Ceremony.

A full day of competition and some creative answers to challenges allowed one team to reign supreme in the 2017 RUSecure Capture the Flag competition sponsored by Radford University's Department of Information Technology (DIT).

Members of Radford University's Greek Life community were awarded on April 25 for their academic, athletic and philanthropic accomplishments during the 2016-17 academic year.

During its May 5 quarterly meeting on campus, the Radford University Board of Visitors approved tuition and fee rates for the 2017-2018 academic year.

The 2017 winners of the Winesett Awards for Library Research were announced and honored in McConnell Library on April 28.

The College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences (CHBS) at Radford University honored outstanding graduate students on April 28 in an intimate ceremony.

Two Radford University faculty used information from a well-known case from nearly 40 years ago to build an innovative mock trial course this semester for criminal justice and business students.

Physics major Josh Carroll will graduate this weekend as Radford University's first student to create a planetarium show.

College of Visual and Performing Arts (CVPA) student ambassadors and members of the Makers living-learning community collaborated to bring a unique dress to life, made from only natural or recycled materials.

Several media outlets reported the $5 million contribution by Nancy E. Artis ’73 and H. Pat Artis, Ph.D. to the university.