Roanoke College wants to show its appreciation for a Salem resident who has made a positive impact on the Salem community this year. Nominations are now open for the 23rd annual Charles Brown Award.

The $250,000 challenge grant supports Humanities Collaboration Center and teaching spaces in the Education department.

Michelle De La Cruz ’20 is a criminal justice major with a concentration in legal studies. She will be studying at Vesalius College in Brussels.

High school students are invited to experience a campus tour and information sessions about admission, student life and academic programs. Roanoke College will be open Monday - Friday with sessions at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. and a 9 a.m. session on Saturday, July 27. 

As the special session of the Virginia Assembly convenes to address several issues related to gun violence, the Roanoke College Poll looks back on polling on issues related to firearm regulation from the past few years. 

Bekah Carey and Matthew Johnson have both been accepted into prestigious professional programs at Harvard.

The Va. Real Estate Indexes tell a polar tale. Overall sentiment increased but vast differences between buyers and sellers exist. Amazon's arrival is a significant factor in northern Va. 

For five decades, generous alumni, parents and friends have invested in Roanoke College.

Two recent Roanoke graduates were accepted into the Japan Exchange and Teaching program, an initiative sponsored by the Japanese government which is similar to the Fulbright English Teaching Assistantships.

Osterman’s students say she is especially responsive and challenges them to achieve. Ackley’s work has influenced local policy and community projects by encouraging healthy behaviors in young people.