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The research project, spearheaded through the Davis College of Business and Economics, examines some of the elements that make one sales pitch succeed over another.

Radford students on Feb. 9 joined others from about two dozen schools for the Federal Reserve's annual academic competition - and met Fed Chair Jerome Powell

Radford University Board of Visitors will consider tuition and fee rates for the 2024-2025 academic year at its quarterly meeting on March 22, 2024.

After helming a one-act play, theatre major Annie Bolte is now directing a student production of “The Aliens” by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Annie Baker.

Abigail Ray ’23 always knew she wanted to work in a medical field, but she was also interested in a versatile career allowing her to explore the many specialties that healthcare offers.

In January, the university’s fiber artist club knitted, crocheted and sewed 120 pieces of cold-weather wear as part of its annual Day of Service giveaway.

The four-week residency, open to high school students, will be held on the Roanoke campus from June 23 to July 20.

In November, Ja'Kia Bullock and her preceptor were nominated for a DAISY Award — an international honor recognizing skillful and compassionate care provision for patients and families.

By fusing artistic expression with technological ability, graphic design student Valerie Ray has already won awards and taken part in professional projects.

Amy Swain, who played soccer during her four years at Radford while majoring in marketing, wraps up her undergraduate career with two Big South Championship rings.

Students in the Medical Laboratory Science program participated in the Cell Bowl, a nationwide competition between MLS and medical laboratory technician programs.

Communication Sciences and Disorders student Grace Burke spent many hours immersed in theater and the arts, giving her insight into her professional life as a speech therapist.