The events held during “Community Day: Maroons on a Mission” were part of the college’s yearlong exploration of character education through a special grant from the Educating Character Initiative.

In a new poll, consumer sentiment holds steady in Virginia and remains well above the national number.

The commonwealth's political anxiety index is mostly unchanged.

Roanoke College faculty are accomplishing exciting things! Catch up on some of the latest news.

Average planned holiday spending among Virginians is down about 5% as elevated prices, a softening labor market, and ongoing tariff pressures weigh on budgets.  

The Center for Studying Structures of Race at Roanoke College was honored with a Kegley Award for its Genealogy of Slavery database and the campus landmark memorial, "Authors and Architects."

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The Kenton E. Shiner ’96 Scholarship for Excellence and Service in Disability Studies will be awarded to students with major work of proficiency in the disability studies field and outstanding service to the disability community.  

Tom Bowers, a Marine Corps veteran who has served as Salem’s commonwealth’s attorney for 20 years, was recognized at the annual Salem Appreciation Breakfast for his servant leadership and dedication to justice, safety and community.

Pass on Hunger allows students to convert their unused meal swipes into donations for people in need.