News & Events

Radford University music majors Meridythe Witt and Ian Epperly bring home  honors in the  Great Plains International Marimba Competition.

Artist Melissa Schappell (MFA '20) discusses her art and the contemporary art world with some advice for young artists.

Radford Music professors release educational music collection for early learners.

Students and collegues remember Theatre professor Chuck Hayes, a Radford University legend.

The Radford Art Show returned with a packed reception for artists and art lovers from around the region. 

Radford University Music Therapy graduate student Grace Pfleger is poised for the Miss Virginia contest.

Students in Alexandra Leonetti's Special Topics course on Caravaggio learn how old techniques of light and shadow have a place in their own work.

Radford University’s Music Department will host three days of international music at the end of the semester between April 27 and 29. 

Will Sawyer's hands-on, personal approach makes him popular with students of all levels.

On April 22, the Radford University Art Museum will offer the first of multiple outdoor workshops open to all painters of all skill levels free of charge.

“Resilience … is a journey,” healthcare executive and keynote speaker Susan Carroll ‘96 told crowds during Radford University's winter graduation ceremonies Dec 7-9. “It is about facing life’s storms and emerging stronger. It’s not merely surviving challenges, but learning, growing and thriving through them.”

In fusing her love for artistic expression with her technological abilities, graphic design student Valerie Ray is already winning regional advertising awards and taking part in professional projects. 

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. 

Every two weeks, Highlander Highlights shares with readers some of the extraordinary research and accomplishments happening on and off campus through the tireless work and curiosity of our students and faculty. 

Five Radford University students had the unique opportunity to travel to Lisbon, Portugal, to present their research on some of the world’s most perplexing, wicked problems to a distinguished group of researchers and academics at the 10th annual Responsible Management and Education conference.

Clips of Butler singing and harmonizing with his music students have garnered millions of views on the popular social media platform, and his account is on track to reach 250,000 followers this year.