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A global leader in the attractions and hospitality industry will return to his alma mater this spring as Eugene Naughton ’89, president of The Dollywood Co., addresses Radford University’s 2026 graduating class.

The Hattie M. Strong Foundation scholarship is designed for future teachers who need extra financial support to get to the finish line.

Radford University named the Schoolhouse Living Learning Community in honor of Nancy Sullivan Ray '55, a beloved alumna, dedicated educator and steadfast supporter.

The 25th International Guitar Festival on April 10 and 11 features acclaimed performers, exotic instruments, free public concerts and educational masterclasses on the main campus.

Cave Spring sixth grader Ashvin Pinnamaraju won Radford University’s regional bee on March 28 and will now advance to the Scripps National Spelling Bee championship in May.

For two Radford University seniors, the path from the classroom to real-world impact led straight to Virginia’s capital.

University leadership presented plans to partner with key organizations to expand access to medical, mental and dental health services in Southwest and Southside Virginia.

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

The customs and traditions of numerous countries were shared and celebrated at the March 12 event, held at Kyle Hall. Now in its third year, the dinner and performance show attracted an audience of 160 students, faculty and community members.

Radford's Department of Theatre brings the darkly comic musical "Little Shop of Horrors" to life beginning March 31.

The psychology and biology double major is preparing brain tissue from rats as part of research that aims to find treatments for cannabis dependence in humans.

The Highlanders join one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States and around the world.