Years of research and collaboration have contributed to a memorial sculpture that recognizes and honors the role of enslaved laborers at Roanoke College. The college dedicated the memorial during a campus ceremony on April 4.

The grant-funded residency brought three accomplished artisans from Wonju, Korea, to campus for two weeks.

The 2024 Garren Excellence in Diversity Awards, presented April 18, brought together students, faculty, trustees and community supporters.

The Feb. 4 workshop was held in preparation for a new campus-wide program, “Dialogues.”

The ASIANetwork grant will support a two-week residency that will introduce students to an ancient form of papermaking dating back to the 1st century B.C.E. 

Roanoke College is honoring Black History Month with a series of events that celebrate the intersection of the arts, community and history.

Allen, who remains the all-time leading basketball scorer at any collegiate level in Virginia, was inducted into the Hall of Fame earlier this month with some of his former teammates by his side.

Pride Festival, organized by Student Activities, brought the campus together to celebrate our LGBTQ+ Maroon community.

The fourth annual celebration of the holiday included fellowship, community and a deeper dive into the history of the day.

The Diversity Peer Educators and the Office of Multicultural Affairs hosted the 23rd annual Garren Awards this spring.