About this issue

In quiet, almost hidden, spaces across the Roanoke College campus is artwork by some of the world's greatest artists-John Singer Sargent, Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali and more. These works are part of the College's Permanent Collection, which is featured in the new issue of Roanoke magazine.

Says Roanoke College President Michael C. Maxey, "The collection is the living expression of our belief that encounters with art enrich daily living and that daily living deserves art."

We invite you to explore...

In plain sight

From Roanoke College magazine: The Roanoke College Permanent Collection contains works by some of the world's greatest artists.

In plain sight

"Sketch for 'Madonna' and other studies," John Singer Sargent

"Blue Jays," Hunt Slonem

"Life Savers Factory," John Margolies

"Bradley Creek,"Alice Ray Cathrall '74

"Reading Garden #1," Siah Armajani

Mary, Queen of Scots, artist and title unknown

"Movers and Shakers Series," George Solonevich

"Ten Commandments (M-46/75)," Salvador Dali

"A Beautiful Valley," Harriet Stokes '35

Hot Mic

From Roanoke College magazine: Talented students, mentoring staff and industry advisors have turned a sleepy campus radio station into a place that reflects the diversity of music genre, opinion and people at Roanoke College.