Radford News

A $100,000 grant from the Appalachian Power Foundation will help Radford University expand access to healthcare in rural communities while providing students with hands-on experiences that prepare them to serve where they are needed most.

Radford University has selected Ashley Wells as assistant vice president for health sciences, following a national search.

Noted Roosevelt scholar Matt Oyos interacted with an interactive AI-powered avatar of the president to ensure its accuracy.

As a music major, Brooks merged her background in choir with an interest in mental health and is now using both to help others.

Radford University’s College of Education and Human Development has received approval from SCHEV for a new graduate certificate in Substance Abuse and Addictions Counseling.

A rising senior from Richmond, Virginia, Reagan Adams is conducting a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship project called “Classroom to Career: Navigating Gender Bias in Sport Management.”

Building on its commitment to help optimize the health outcomes and wellbeing of residents in Southwest Virginia, Radford University partnered with Pulaski County on Aug. 5 to host “Community Paramedicine and Mobile Health Clinic Initiatives.”

For 24 local high school students, the college search became one less thing to worry about before their senior year even began.