In a transit residency, the Roanoke professor is riding bus routes and trolleys to observe people and communities, and record her experiences.

More than 59 years after they met at Roanoke, the 1956 graduates are honored with Roanoke's top alumni award.

The business major will spend nine months at Delhi University analyzing how foreign aid impacts local business.

Glenn Rhodes'15 has created RC Divest at Roanoke College. His efforts, along with those of other Roanoke students, recently were recognized.

Tyler Quigley '15, along with several other students, founded the College's first Beekeeping Society. Recently the group installed a beehive on campus, where they hope to harvest honey.

Jewish and Palestinian students work together to create Roanoke's first Peace Month. The series features a visit from the Palestinian Ambassador to the U.S.

Dr. David Taylor's book "The Mathematics of Games: An Introduction to Probability," discusses the basics of probability through games like poker, Yahtzee, Monopoly, blackjack and even bingo.

Roanoke College is saddened at the news of the impending closure of Sweet Briar College and is ready to assist any Sweet Briar students interested in Roanoke.

The teach-in invites all faculty, no matter the department, to spend one class period on March 12 or 13 discussing climate change.

Check out these photos and video scenes of Roanoke's snow-covered campus.