Brooks Crozier ’91 shares his impressions of the movie about his “Uncle Fred” known worldwide as Mister Rogers.

In case you missed it, check out this round up of news media coverage from Roanoke College this fall. 

Consumers are confident heading into the 2019 holiday spending season.

The tradition began in Cambridge, England in 1918, and has been part of the Roanoke College holiday season since 1985. The Roanoke College A Capella Choir and Oriana Singers are performing this year on Sunday, December 1.

College recruitment of high-school students is getting more competitive, as national admissions guidelines have been dismantled. Dr. Brenda Poggendorf addresses this in the Richmond Times-Dispatch.  

Roanoke College has an expansive mountain playground as its backyard, with access to world-class hiking, biking and paddling, all just minutes away. Here are five of the best experiences as culled from students in Outdoor Adventures.

Dr. Maria Stallions, professor of education and former chair of the education department, died in October. The service in her honor will be held on Dec. 3 in Antrim Chapel.

What do the economics of Prohibition, the art of watercolor, a theologian’s memories, indigenous labor in the Pacific World, and a female Peruvian revolutionary have in common? Or gun legislation, Shea Stadium and sleeping animals? 

Two students going to Germany this month are the first Roanoke group to participate in an international Model United Nations. The Roanoke delegation represents the United Arab Emirates.

Six Roanoke College students attended the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges’ inaugural Women’s Leadership Development Summit in Richmond.