News Archive

Six students in the College of Education and Human Development teacher preparation program were awarded $5,000 scholarships from the Hattie M. Strong Foundation.

Radford University held Spring Commencement ceremonies May 3-4, 2024, awarding degrees to 1,398 undergraduate and graduate students.

I’yonah Cartwright's achievements in the classroom and campus organizations showcase her mission: to see others succeed.

Aysha Bodenhamer ’10, a Radford alumna and Sociology faculty member, became Radford’s sustainability manager this year to promote a culture of sustainability.

With a quick snip of scissors, a purple ribbon split and marked the grand opening of the Lavender Lounge, a new space for Radford University’s LGBTQ+ students.

Rachel Garrison and Patrick Keplinger, Radford University seniors, share their journey from a chance meeting to a thriving academic partnership.

Radford’s animal therapy program welcomed three new canine graduates and their handlers, all of whom undertook extended training courses to join the group.

The inspiration Rorrer drew during her time on campus led to an extensive internship and a raft of awards for her designs and artwork.

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.