The Roanoke College Institute for Policy and Opinion Research (IPOR) conducted its first Virginia Business Leaders Poll in which 310 CEOs of Virginia companies with sales of at least $5 million in the last year were asked a variety of questions pertaining to the local and national economy and business climate.

Bryan Ryberg was recently named to the prestigious Thrivent Fellows Program, a rigorous 12-month executive fellowship to develop the leadership capacity of the colleges and universities of the Lutheran Church. Ryberg is the Associate Dean for Student Success Initiatives.

Nearly two-thirds of likely voters said they were very interested in the campaign, while much of the support for each major party candidate is solid.  

When your mascot comes to life...and he's hungry. A red-tailed (ahem...Maroon-tailed) hawk sets up shop on campus.

Dr. John V. Spitz and wife, Lela Spitz, leave Roanoke an estate gift to support students in Business Administration and Economics.

Donald Morel and Michelle Morel recognized their parents' belief in the importance of leaving a legacy at Roanoke. The siblings established the Shirley C. and Donald E. Morel MD Dean's Chair at Roanoke.

Roanoke's new academic year is off to a great start with many exciting events.

John Hildebrand is a man of many talents.

Chris Beatty '93 and his 4th grade class enjoy carrying around their Roanoke College swag in Denver.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has cut more than half of Democrat Hillary Clinton's lead in a month, but still trails by 7 percent among likely voters in Virginia. Libertarian Gary Johnson remained steady with 8 percent. Green Party candidate Jill Stein dropped to 1 percent, while 9 percent of voters surveyed remain undecided.