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Radford University will welcome home one of its own this December as Lara E. Ramsey '90, M.S. '92 delivers the keynote address at the university’s Winter 2025 Commencement ceremonies.

Julia Miller is dedicating much of her senior year at Radford working with faculty to explore methods to improve quality of life for individuals living with moderate to advanced dementia.

Radford Club Rugby earned a huge conference semifinal victory with support from of raucous home crowd.

Highlander Highlights shares with readers some of the extraordinary accomplishments happening on and off campus through the tireless work and curiosity of our students, faculty, staff and alumni.

The event's purpose was to enhance students' understanding of the unique roles, responsibilities and collaborative approaches to healthcare practice.

The school hosted “The Business of Sports” on Oct. 23, a forum at which guest speakers talked about careers in athletics and the changing landscape of the industry. Students also had opportunities to gain professional advice, and the college welcomed men’s basketball coach Zach Chu.

Radford’s resources for students and interns are covered by Cardinal News; Jon Murrill ’12 paints his way to an artistic prize; and Nelson Harris ’87 recalls Roanoke’s Flood of ’85 on its anniversary.

Radford University is proud to announce the launch of five new donor societies, alongside the reinvigoration of the Society of 1910, in an effort to honor the generosity and loyalty of Highlander supporters.

Her Jefferson roots and Highlander network paid off. Now she’s running a nursing care facility and mentoring the next wave of leaders.

Highlander Highlights shares with readers some of the extraordinary accomplishments happening on and off campus through the tireless work and curiosity of our students, faculty, staff and alumni.

Part luncheon, part work session, the Tartan Transfer Summit was held Oct. 23 at The Highlander hotel, with guests from eight of Virginia’s community colleges, speakers and opportunities for higher education officials to strategize one year into the program.

Associate Professor of Geology and Fulbright Scholar Ryan Sincavage spent the spring in Calabria working on research that could lead to a better understanding of earthquake and tsunami hazards.