Members raised funds for the fraternity’s nationally recognized philanthropy, The Ability Experience, which aims to empower individuals with disabilities. 

Roanoke College conferred degrees upon 402 students during Commencement exercises on Saturday, May 2, at Salem Stadium. 

Buzik, a double major in marketing and business administration, received the award for her work at Carilion Clinic. 

Alumni explain how the Roanoke College network made a difference in their careers — and how they keep paying it forward to new Maroons. 

The ASPire Program will provide academic and social support for neurodivergent students through resources such as peer-to-peer mentoring and workshops.

Damien Fellows ’26, an international relations student, will return to South Korea this summer to continue his studies through a Critical Language Scholarship. 

Damien Fellows ’26, an international relations student, spent eight weeks in South Korea, where he balanced intensive learning classes with cultural activities. 

Strategic student success initiatives have led to an increase of several points in Roanoke College's rate.

Jon Murrill ’09, an accomplished artist who has painted eye-popping murals in the Roanoke Valley and beyond, will paint a mural at Maroon Village and deliver an Oct. 24 lecture about public art in Olin Recital Hall. Students may use the link in this story to sign up for painting and learning sessions with the artist.

The competitive national scholarships administered by the U.S. State Department support study-abroad opportunities for American students.