News Archive

Two hundred and fifty students participated in Radford’s most recent Wicked Festival.

Radford University’s Waldron College of Health and Human Services held its ninth annual Interprofessional Symposium on April 11, 2024.

Julia Buccola, Radford University physics major, shares her plans to pursue graduate studies in medical physics to research cancer treatments after graduation.

Ariana Rieder suffered major injuries in a car crash while in high school, but she has recovered and went on to study finance and accounting.

United States Sen. Mark Warner hosted a luncheon and discussion at The Highlander Hotel in Radford, Virginia.

Radford University is proud to announce the distinguished keynote speakers for its upcoming Spring Commencement ceremonies, scheduled for May 3 and 4, 2024.

Radford University senior Troy Stallard is a busy man — and not just with his classes and fieldwork in the emergency services program.

Senior nursing student and soccer player Noah Haddad prepares for graduation and a healthcare career.

Radford University has achieved gold status as a Military Friendly School and a Military Spouse Friendly School.

This year, the number of students and guests registered for the three events brought the largest group in university history.

Biology student researches microplastics in wildlife, geospatial science students travel for fieldwork, and physics students view a solar eclipse in totality.

Traditions Week marks milestones and celebrates the accomplishments of Radford students.