Mary Crockett Hill ’91, assistant professor of English and Communication Studies, died on Sept. 23. 

TRC's free reading of the award-winning play “Anatomy of a Suicide” will take place at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 30.

In a new book co-edited by Alice Kassens, the John S. Shannon Professor of Economics at Roanoke College, esteemed economists apply the principles of classical liberalism to modern policy issues. 

The annual Constitution Day address was attended by over 100 people, including student, faculty and members of the region's legal community.

How honest and reliable do members of society believe each other to be? The level of trust in society strongly predicts economic success and is an important aspect of civic culture. IPOR releases a new annual look at trust in Virginia. 

This month's alumni roundup includes a scientist who overcame enormous odds to further his education, a pastor who worked hard to land her dream job and a brave Marine who has retired after a storied military career. 

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.

Carson’s lecture on Sept. 13, which was part of the David L. Guy '75 lecture series, was co-hosted by Roanoke College’s Center for Economic Freedom and the Young America’s Foundation. 

Simone Paterson premieres exhibit at Olin Hall Galleries and shares the importance of meditation, self-reflection and expressing oneself through art.

In a special appearance at Roanoke College, which has a close partnership with Habitat, Jonathan Reckford shared what he’s learned during his years leading the global nonprofit.