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Radford made Military Times' annual list of schools where veterans can receive the best education and support.

Radford University and Southwest Virginia Community College (SWCC) have reached a transfer agreement granting SWCC Honors students guaranteed admission to Radford's Honors College, beginning with the fall semester in 2024.

The co-owners of Radford and Christiansburg breweries were on campus Oct. 16 for the annual World Food Day Lecture Symposium on the theme “Water is Life, Water is Food."

President Bret Danilowicz put forth his two-year plan on Oct. 20, saluting recent accomplishments while also outlining his goals for the two years ahead.

To offer Virginians better access to higher education, Radford University has introduced the Radford Tuition Promise, a program guaranteeing coverage of tuition costs for residents of the commonwealth with a household Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) of $100,000 or less.

The College of Humanities and Behavioral Sciences honored alumni Nicole Robinson ’02 and Michael A. “Drew” Robinson ’01 for their gift to the college’s endowed scholarship fund, and awarded ESPN reporter and author Marty Smith ’98 with its 2023 Outstanding Alumni Award.

Radford University is excited to share an initiative that simplifies the application process and offers a streamlined pathway for incoming students by offering Direct Admission.

The HUB at Radford for Economic Development officially opened following a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 17, 2023, hosted by the Radford University Division of Economic Development and Corporate Education and the Radford Chamber of Commerce.

Clips of Butler harmonizing with his music students have garnered millions of views on social media, and he's on track to reach 250,000 followers this year.

The nursing programs at Radford University Carilion in Roanoke will be moving from Carilion Roanoke Community Hospital to the Roanoke Higher Education Center in December 2023.

On Sept. 14, more than 60 students met with about two dozen companies as the annual job fair marked its 17th anniversary.

For 20 years, Robert Warren was a special agent for the Internal Revenue Service, investigating financial crimes. Now he brings his expertise to the classroom.