Elevating the Sciences

During a lecture at Roanoke College on Sept. 18, Steele presented his research about the impact of stereotypes and how individuals from different identity groups can make up a successfully diverse community.

Jenkins, a world-renowned ichthyologist who taught biology at Roanoke for more than 40 years, influencing scores of students, died on July 12.

The program highlights Roanoke’s commitment to expanding student learning through hands-on research.

Andy Chitwood ’24, a native of Collinsville, Virginia, is pursuing a public health major at Roanoke College.

Join us in a behind-the-scenes look at some of Roanoke College's in-depth May Term courses.

The mathematics professor is serving as a policy fellow with the U.S. President's Council of Advisors for Science and Technology.

The awards celebrate outstanding commitments to service, professional contributions and teaching excellence.

The partnership between the two institutions gives Roanoke College students direct admission into computer science and computer engineering master’s degree programs.  

James Rowe, Selam Mekonnen and Cyrus Pace, all seniors at Roanoke College, competed as a team in the game analytics portion of the championship.

A Roanoke professor is carving out a niche as a leading researcher on “ghosting.”

Assistant Professor Adewale Sekoni was interviewed by the technology website TechGuide for a column that offers advice to students interested in technology.

The founder of Toy Like Me at Roanoke College was presented with a 2023 disAbility Law Center of Virginia Impact Award.

Terry St. Clair '65 was recently inducted into the NASA Hall of Honor for his significant career contributions.

Ten students are living and working in D.C. this semester as part of the Lutheran College Washington Semester program that Roanoke College helped create.

The book aims to help students not get discouraged when challenges arise.