News Releases

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.

Students who wish to live on-campus for the 2018-19 academic year may begin to submit their applications on Jan. 30.

School children ages 5-11 are invited to spend Saturday mornings in February running, jumping and playing in the Peters Hall gymnasium at Radford University.

Radford University will introduce in the fall 2018 semester the Highlander Research Rookies Program, an initiative designed to provide select freshmen and sophomores an opportunity to collaborate on research projects with the university’s faculty.

Radford University Peace Studies is hosting an event in February in which two expert participants will debate the question: Is war ever justifiable?

The Highlander Cup Sustainability Competition begins Feb. 5, and the Radford University Sustainability Office is providing recycling facts and tips to prepare students for the residence hall completion.

Radford University’s College of Business in Economics held on Dec. 9 the finale to its popular business innovation competition. There, judges heard final pitches and awarded the collaborative creations of a select group of university students.

The Radford University community will receive a special evening of poetry under the stars by Hollins University Professor of English Cathryn Hankla, author of more than a dozen books.

Radford University’s Counseling Psychology (Psy.D.) program, which has a focus on rural mental health, was named the best in the country for the 2017-18 academic year by an online publication.

In the halls of Bondurant Auditorium, a resounding message of compassion, understanding and unity was conveyed on Jan. 16 as part of Radford University’s MLK Commemorative Program.