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Andrew Young, director of graduate students and a research fellow at the Free Market Institute at Texas Tech University, will speak about “The Medieval Constitution of Liberty,” on Nov. 1 at Radford University. 

Three children will trick or treat in style thanks to teams of graduate students from the Radford University Doctor of Physical Therapy and Communication Sciences and Disorders Departments. 

From the top of Mt. Everest to the inside of a human skeleton, Radford University’s Virtual Reality (VR) Lab can take students, well, virtually anywhere.

The second annual Radford Gives Back food drive is scheduled for the week of Oct. 23.

Two faculty from Radford University’s Department of Communication Science and Disorders (COSD) presented at the Southeast University Clinical Education Conference (SEUCE) in Athens, Georgia recently.

For the past two years, Miller has been accompanied by K-9 Max, a 7-year-old German Shepherd, Belgian malinois mix, as an officer with the Radford City Police Department.

The Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarship (OURS) is hosting the inaugural Celebration of Student and Faculty Collaborative Research Publications on Oct. 20.

By exchanging white coats for courtroom attire, Radford’s Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) students explored the legal ramifications of their practice Oct. 12 in Roanoke.