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A drummer from a young age, Epperly moved quickly from percussion student to being a music teacher in his own right.

Economics instructor Jennifer Elias sees the Wicked Festival as a perfect opportunity for students to dive into the complex problems often involved in doing business.

The scholarship helps alleviate the financial burdens students face during their student-teaching semester.

Radford University senior media studies major Resa Mattson mapped out much of her academic journey, frame by frame, years ago, during her early high school years.

For Donald Tinsley and Brandon Williams, studying in the respiratory therapy program at Radford University Carilion (RUC) in Roanoke is a family affair. Donald is Brandon’s father, and the duo will both graduate with their Bachelor of Science degrees at the Spring Commencement ceremony on May 10.

This week: Rob Craig ’05 has two cool jobs; basketball Hall of Famer Steve Robinson ’81, M.S. ’85, retires from coaching; and Kenya Motley, M.S. ’17, and Shaun Sparks ’01 are new school principals.

The Mabry brothers have parlayed their extensive multitasking skills – undertaking classes, internships and numerous jobs, often all at once – into a pathway toward a successful future.

This summer, a small group of Radford students and faculty will conduct original research deep in the Peruvian jungle as part of the Radford Amazonian Research Expedition.

Radford chemistry and geology major James Kreck is the recipient of a student award given annually by the American Chemical Society.

Natalie Preston was always interested in healthcare and instinctively knew that’s where her educational journey would take her. But little did she know that it would bring her 14 hours south of her native Vermont to Radford University's Nursing program, and Cross Country/Track teams.

Senior interior design students at Radford University have been lending their creative talents to the revitalization of the city’s east-side downtown corridor through a dynamic partnership with local developer Taylor Hollow Management.

The College of Education and Human Development, in partnership with the Southwest Virginia Teacher Apprenticeship Consortium, celebrated National Apprenticeship Day and the success of its inaugural class of six teacher apprentices, who have secured teaching positions in Western Virginia school divisions next year.