Student Belonging
Roanoke College is dedicated to improving the quality of life for students of multicultural backgrounds and, through a more welcoming and comforting environment, helping them excel academically and socially. Through an array of educational, cultural and social programs, we're building a community that feels like home to every student.
Resources
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We desire for all members of our community to live authentically and be accepted for who they are, starting at the very heart of their identity—their name.
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This accessibility map provides an overview of accessible routes, entrances, and facilities across our campus to help all visitors navigate with ease.
Student Belonging News
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The ASPire Program will provide academic and social support for neurodivergent students through resources such as peer-to-peer mentoring and workshops.
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Years of research and collaboration have contributed to a memorial sculpture that recognizes and honors the role of enslaved laborers at Roanoke College. The college dedicated the memorial during a campus ceremony on April 4.
Recent Roanoke alumni Roge Lopez, a First-generation Latino student originally from Guatemala, talks about the college's commitment to equity, inclusion, diversity and social justice, particularly for under-represented students.
Upcoming Events
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Join us for an evening of incredible performances from talented local drag queens, bringing artistry, glamour, and high-energy entertainment to the stage.
- Date:
- March 27, 2026
- Time:
- 7 - 9 p.m.
- Location:
Wortmann Ballroom
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Join Ren Herdman, CEO and Principal Chief of the Central Appalachian Cherokee Tribe, for an examination of the vital state and federal work being done to address violence against Indigenous communities.
- Date:
- April 7, 2026
- Time:
- 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
- Location:
Pickle Lounge
Celebrating Our Community
Student Organizations
College is a great time to identify and indulge interests that bring you joy and meaning, whether that be service work, faith-based fellowship, intellectual community or hobbies. With more than 125 clubs and organizations, Roanoke College is the perfect place to explore, meet people and have fun. We're sure you'll find something to spark your passion.
Report a Bias Incident
To report an alleged bias incident committed by an employee, please contact Ms. Michele Vineyard, Senior Director of Human Resources. Her office is located at 210 College Hall. Phone: 540-375-2262 or email: vineyard@roanoke.edu
To report an alleged bias incident committed by a student, please contact Ms. Amy Perkins, Dean of Students. Her office is located at 205 Alumni Gym. Phone 540-375-2592 or email: perkins@roanoke.edu
As a student, you are encouraged to report anything you hear or see that feels like a bias incident.
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