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Whether in the classroom or courtside, Owens – a Davis College double-major and student athletics manager – has made the most of her time at Radford. "Every opportunity given to me, I take it and run with it," she recently said.

This week: Dean of the College of Business and Economics Donna Weaver McCloskey gets Virginia Business Magazine’s nod as a “Person to Meet”; Assistant Provost and Associate Dean Glen Mayhew talks education at the 2024 Health Sciences Career Advisory Summit; and communications major Skylar Hunt shares Thanksgiving thoughts on her freshman year.

For the past year and a half, senior history major C.J. Garland has learned firsthand what it’s like to grasp and preserve important moments from the past.

In less than two years, the Radford University Community Symphony has become a musical success story with inspired performances that regularly pack Davis Performance Hall.

McKenzie Perkins always knew she wanted to work in healthcare. She was in her junior year at another college, completing a pre-med program, but wasn't sure what she would do with that degree once she graduated. Then, she discovered how much she liked nursing.

The Radford University Board of Visitors will hold its quarterly meetings on Dec. 5-6, 2024.

Wicked Festival is designed to teach students avenues to explore and develop potential solutions to some of the world’s most difficult-to-solve public problems.

Williams, a graduating senior from the College of Visual and Performing Arts who majored in dance entrepreneurship and psychology, has stayed in motion for most of her undergraduate career.

The two-day event was held Nov. 14-15 at the Hotel Roanoke and Conference Center and featured dozens of speakers and more than 200 attendees. Venture Lab Director Samantha Steidle also gave guests an overview of current artificial intelligence tools and their practical applications.

This week in Highlanders in the News: Radford’s new Tartan Transfer program to assist incoming students makes a splash; the university helps set the stage for Roanoke’s upcoming Dickens of a Christmas celebration series; and the Vinod Chachra IMPACT Lab hosts the Region 7 Career and Technical Education directors meeting.

Morgan Gibson ‘24 loves the minutiae of crime analysis, combing through data, examining police reports to find tiny details that may relate one crime to another.

Nicole Gwanzura ’12, MBA ’13, will share her strategies for living a fulfilling life after college as the keynote speaker for Winter Commencement on Dec. 13 and 14.