Theatre Roanoke College's "Becky Shaw" runs through Sunday.

Kristen Wicander will be teaching English to children ages 6-12 in La Rioja, Spain. In addition, the Spanish and psychology major will be teaching social studies, science, and American culture.

The Fishwick Literary and Debate Society is named for John P. Fishwick, a 1937 Roanoke graduate who served in the U.S. Navy and graduated from Harvard Law School. Mr. Fishwick endowed a professorship in the English department, which is held by Dr. Robert Schultz, the John P. Fishwick Professor of English.

During the week of April 3 - 6, two award-winning Native American authors will visit Roanoke to discuss and read from their work. Other events will include a poetry recital, a theatrical performance, panel discussions and lectures.  

Eight Roanoke students are living and studying in Yucatan, Mexico, for the College's first semester abroad course.  

Restoration work at the Clay Street House is expected to be complete this year.

Watch rehearsal scenes and interviews with the cast and stage crew of Theatre Roanoke College's "Circle Mirror Transformation."

This year, eight Roanoke College students were paired with eight first through fifth graders at East Salem Elementary School students as reading buddies.

Do you have Maroons on your holiday shopping list? Head to the RC bookstore.

Through the Toys Like Me drive, Roanoke students are delivering special toys to hearing impaired children at Virginia Heights Elementary School in Roanoke and to patients at Roanoke's Carilion Children's Hospital. The project grew out of a May term class by Prof. Frances Bosch '99.