News Releases

Luke William Hunt, assistant professor of Criminal Justice at Radford University, was interviewed by Canada TV, which has Canada’s only nationally broadcast morning show, regarding the terror attack in New York City.

The audience of “Speech & Debate” received a heavy dose of reality, which covered intense material in the lives of a small group of high school students.

To restore the nation’s depleted store of whole blood, Radford University’s Student Nursing Organization hosted a Halloween Blood Drive on Oct. 31 in the Muse Banquet Hall.

Master of Fine Arts candidate Joel Gibbs had two pieces of his art accepted into the annual FL3TCH3R Exhibition: Social and Politically Engaged Art, on display at East Tennessee State University’s Reece Museum Oct. 9 to Dec. 15.

Criminal Justice Professor Tod Burke’s Criminal Investigative Theory class walked into a middle of a mock crime scene, where students used the same methods and practices as real police officers in analyzing and securing a crime scene. WDBJ7 covered the hands-on practicum.

America’s longest running touring theatre company, National Players, brings the Shakespeare classic “Othello” to Radford University’s campus on Monday, Nov. 13 as part of the University Performance Series.

Former FBI agent and current Radford University Criminal Justice Assistant Professor Luke William Hunt spoke with members of the media about Mueller’s unfolding investigation.

The Radford University campus community joined forces with the city of Radford this week to collect more than 15,000 food items for area school children.

Health and physical education professionals from regional K-12 schools and a group of Radford University physical and health education teaching majors recently participated in the VAHPERD workshop on campus. 

Students and faculty gathered in the Joseph P. Scartelli Atrium on Oct. 20 to recognize research achievements at the inaugural Celebration of Student and Faculty Collaborative Research program.