News Archive

Radford is among a group of colleges and universities planning for improved healthcare worker training opportunities in the central Appalachian region.

Radford University announces Donna Weaver McCloskey, Ph.D., as the new Dean of the Davis College of Business and Economics, effective July 10.

At the June 6-7 Board of Visitors meetings, Radford University reported strong 2024-25 enrollment growth, including more freshmen, transfers, graduates, military, and older students.

Radford University will offer a tuition rebate for in-state undergrads for 2024-2025, reversing the 1.5% increase previously approved by the Board of Visitors.

The GO Virginia State Board is awarding a grant to support a Radford University initiative aimed toward growing the regional economy though IT and cybersecurity.

This month, Highlanders in the News include Associate Professor of Biology Matt Close talking turtles; Bill Kovarik, professor of communication, weighing in on the destructive legacy of a once-celebrated inventor; and accounting professor Robert Warren offering thoughts on a criminal case involving $40,000 allegedly diverted to play Candy Crush.

Highlander Highlights shares the extraordinary research and accomplishments happening on and off campus through the work of our students and faculty.

This week in Highlanders in the News: “Annie B” Crockett-Stark ’69, M.S. ’79; Radford ballplayers Raymond Ladd and Mason Hatcher; and Renita Hills ’07.

Double-majoring in accounting and finance, serving in the Army National Guard, volunteering, and internships kept Michael Dorman '24 busy at Radford.

Students across the region attend workshops for growth in business skills like time management, conflict resolution, career success, and entrepreneurship.

Read the latest faculty, staff and student achievements in academics, research, and community service in latest edition of Highlander Highlights

Around Radford, you've probably noticed the 2019 BMW i8 with gull-wing doors. Perhaps you've passed it on the street – or, more likely, it passed you.