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In Case You Missed This News
Forbes goes to Dr. Warden to analyze the latest archeological finding in Egypt. Roanoke was named a Hidden Gem of the Southeast. Dr. Benne publishes an op-ed and Toy Like Me makes Christmas even more special.
What’s on the menu? Check out Food Tracker!
IT Department creates way to let you know when your favorite food is on the Commons menu.
Roanoke lacrosse alumni gather in Darien, CT
Those gathered represented six decades of Roanoke College lacrosse and included four All-American and Roanoke College Athletic Hall of Fame players.
Updated: Roanoke will be open Tuesday 9/18
Updated: Flood warnings from Tropical Storm Florence expire 5:30 pm Monday. Roanoke will be open Tuesday. Parking lots reopen Monday evening.
In Case You Missed It: Roanoke College in the News
Lots of media coverage for Roanoke College and Roanoke faculty over the summer. Check out some of the stories you may have missed while you were away.
Grisetti retires after 30 years in Campus Safety
After more than 30 years serving the Roanoke College community, Associate Director of Campus Safety John Grisetti is retiring.
Roanoke College and valley communities honor alumnus with mural
Maurice Ferguson '77 began publishing poems while in college. With the help of several from RC and the Roanoke Valley arts community, one of his poems was turned into a mockingbird mural in Roanoke's Wasena area.
Roanoke College magazine preview: Issue 1, 2018
In mailboxes soon: the new issue of Roanoke College magazine.
Roanoke College Students and Faculty Leaving for ASIANetwork Fellowship Research Trip to South Korea
Six Roanoke College students and two faculty members will embark to South Korea on Wednesday, May 3rd to conduct a three-week research project called Strangers in Their Imagined Motherland: North Korean Refugees in South Korea.
What. A. Moment.
Young player from Team IMPACT shares big news with his Roanoke soccer team members. Read the post from Sam Rauf '18.