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Radford University has been awarded a $1,299,570 grant from the Commonwealth of Virginia as part of the Pell Initiative for Virginia, a new statewide effort to help more students from low-income backgrounds attend college, stay enrolled and graduate.

The Radford University Board of Visitors unanimously approved a proposal to establish a new undergraduate major in applied biotechnology at its June 2025 meeting.

Virginia Business magazine has selected President Bret Danilowicz as an inaugural Virginia C-Suite Awards recipient, which celebrates top executives who consistently demonstrate remarkable leadership skills, integrity, values, vision, commitment to excellence, company performance and community engagement.

This month: Haley Brown ’25 is one of about 150 new nurses to emerge from Radford; CoWorks@The Hub offers downtown office spaces; find out which Highlanders recently won scholarships; and take a last look back at Spring Commencement 2025.

The Radford University Board of Visitors will hold its quarterly meetings on June 5-6, 2025 in Kyle Hall, 701 Tyler Avenue, Radford, Virginia.

The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education has commended Radford University for completing the organization’s STARS rating system.

This spacious facility is designed to house creativity, collaboration and innovation among freelancers, startups, remote workers and small businesses while connecting them to university resources and student talent.

From national science awards and top art honors to standout sustainability efforts and literary recognition, Radford University students, staff, and faculty are achieving excellence and gaining national recognition.

In April, Radford University’s College of Nursing hosted its inaugural Behavioral Health Nursing Summit, called “Fostering Connection in Nursing Practice: Cultivating Healthy Resilience in Behavioral Health Care.”

Two accounting majors scored a pair of $4,000 scholarships over the winter, while another duo just won $1,750 in funds, and Radford’s chapter of the business student society has recently pulled in an additional $4,000 in contributions from alums and businesses.

Radford University has been named an Opportunity College and University – Higher Access, Higher Earnings by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education.

This May, during National Nurses Month, Radford University reflects on its legacy of nursing excellence and is proud to honor Virginia Burggraf, whose impact stretches far beyond the walls of Waldron Hall.