News Releases

World explorer, New Zealand native and Atlas Obscura writer Ella Morton added to her list of adventures when she visited Radford University for a talk sponsored by the Honors Academy on Feb. 1.

Criminal Justice Assistant Professor Luke William Hunt served as an expert on WFXR 21/27’s morning show on Feb. 5, where he discussed the current Russian investigation.

Radford University professors provided their expertise to a variety of media outlets.

For the sixth consecutive year, Radford’s SON graduates surpassed the national average pass rate by first-time test takers of the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX).

Susan P. Trageser has been named associate vice president for Student Affairs and dean of students at Radford University.

Two criminal justice professors are using their significant experience working with police over the last two decades to implement Stratified Policing and evidence-based crime reduction as well as improve community engagement in local police departments and sheriff’s offices in Southwest Virginia.

More than 100 alumni attended the Jan. 27, 2018 Second Annual Volunteer Summit, hosted by the Office of Alumni Relations in Kyle Hall, to learn about opportunities to become more involved in the success of their alma mater.

The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International has extended the accreditation of Radford University’s College of Business and Economics for its business degree programs.

One of the few remaining piano and string ensembles, the Berlin Philharmonic Piano Quartet, bring the combined sound of strings and keys to Radford University on Tuesday, Feb. 6 as the third installment of the 2017-18 University Performance Series.

University of Tampa Assistant Professor of Economics Abigail Hall Blanco will speak on the topic of her upcoming book “Tyranny Comes Home: Domestic Fate of U.S. Militarism,” on Feb. 6 at Radford University.