In addition to an early look at November's gubernatorial race, Virginians were asked to weigh in on taxes and immigration in ...

Roanoke is a residential college where most students are required to live on campus for all four years. We believe that being embedded in the campus community as a resident allows you to build quality ...

Kassens is the author of “More Cowbell: Using Inside Economics to Promote Data Literacy and Camaraderie,” which garnered the ...

The recognition from The Roanoker magazine celebrates young professionals who are making a meaningful difference in their ...

Don't miss Theatre Roanoke College's production of "A Monster Calls" (adapted from the novel by Patrick Ness).

Merrill and fellow 2025 award recipients will be inducted into the Horatio Alger Association during an award ceremony in ...

Top honors in the 2025 Juried Biennial Exhibition hosted by Olin Hall Galleries went to multimedia artist Jacob Smith of ...

Roanoke College is proudly celebrating Black History Month with a series of events planned to educate our community, ...

The College is committed to fostering, cultivating and preserving a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion to create a respectful educational and work environment. We embrace the collective ...

The Center for Studying Structures of Race (CSSR) was formed to provide thoughtful, creative and innovative responses to the problems of race in local, national and international contexts. The name ...

FOTQ (Friday on the Quad) happens every Friday of first semester, weather permitting. FOTQ brings students, faculty and the rest of the campus community together for a barbeque-style buffet to ...

The Department of Modern Languages is pleased to present the 7th annual Roanoke College International Film Series, co-presented by Hollins University. This year’s theme is Truth & Lies. Each film will ...