News Releases

Excitement, anxiety, joy and fear. Madison Lentz experienced a range emotions on Jan. 19, along with 200 other new members of the Highlander family.

The third annual Academic Advising Conference will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 14 on the lower level of Heth Hall.

The State Council of Higher Education for Virginia has approved Radford University to transition its sport administration concentration into a sport management major.

A year ago today, the bold initiative to merge Jefferson College of Health Sciences into Radford University was announced. To commemorate the first anniversary of that exciting announcement, it is our distinct privilege to share with you the significant progress accomplished thus far and the forthcoming efforts to ensure a successful merger of our two institutions

A reception on Jan. 10 opened a joint show featuring the work of Shaun C. Whiteside, MFA ’11, and Sidra Kaluszka, MFA ’10, at the Montgomery Museum and Lewis Miller Regional Art Center.

Radford University’s Davis College of Business and Economics has awarded its first graduate certificate in business analytics.

Radford University School of Teacher Education and Leadership alumna Laura Nunley has been named Washington County Public Schools Elementary School Teacher of the Year for 2018.

An idea to use virtual reality technology to teach musical instruments is the big winner in the fourth annual Davis College of Business and Economics/BB&T Innovation Competition.

Radford University Professor of Art Roann Barris organized and chaired a roundtable discussion at the recent 50th annual conference of the Association for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies (ASEEES) in Boston.

To cap the 2018 fall semester, the Department of Art selected the works of 14 Radford graphic design students that will be entered in the upcoming 2019 Western Virginia American Advertising Awards Show, hosted by the Roanoke Advertising Federation (RAF).