The sculpture, “Authors and Architects” by Sandy Williams IV, was selected in partnership with Creative Time and will be situated on campus to memorialize enslaved people connected to Roanoke College history.  

Alice Kassens, a member of the Business Administration and Economics Department at Roanoke, conducted research on the economic struggles of the young adult population in the United States.

Associate Professor Lisa Stoneman will serve as executive director for curricular innovation and digital learning under the Roanoke College-Roanoke Valley (RC-RV) program.  

As head of the innovative Roanoke Regional Partnership, John Hull ’04 is an economic development leader and million-dollar deal maker.

"Freedom is Not a Metaphor” is an exhibition by Richmond artist Sandy Williams IV, who was selected last year to design a memorial to enslaved laborers at Roanoke College. The exhibition will open on Friday, Sept. 13, with a reception in Smoyer Gallery from 6-8 p.m.

A series of events related to the U.S. Constitution, democracy and freedom will be held on campus this month.

Johnny Floyd’s exhibition, “Child Be Free” explores our relationship with time and how we define ourselves within its bounds.

"Freedom is Not a Metaphor" by Sandy Williams IV presents a collection of works spanning photography, sculptures, research, and installations. 

Know the name of the song to make Bingo !

Korean Artists Residency Program: A Unique Cultural Experience. Thanks to an external grant and support from the Jordan Endowment for Humanities, the Departments of History and Fine Arts are excited to host a Korean Artists Residency Program .

Situational Awareness Class. Join us on one of the many upcoming dates for the acclaimed Situational Awareness Specialist training!

An evening of food, fun and deep questions.