Douglas E. Clark '72 makes debut as author with book about Dwight D. Eisenhower. 

Joel Gill '01 visits Roanoke Feb. 10 to share his experiencews writing and gathering historical information for his book, "Strange Fruit: Uncelebrated Narratives from Black History." His talk is titles "28 Days are not Enough." 

Mary Crockett hill '91 co-authors "Dream Boy," a young-adult novel. 

Sukey Forbes '87 writes about life on the other side of grief in "Angel in My Pocket."

Matt Silverman '88 has authored 10 books, all with baseball themes. His latest chronicles the 1973 season. 

While investigating heritage tourism in Xi'an, China, Kathleen Ouyang '13 also took courses about the industry's interdisciplinary nature in Chinese. 

James Perry cares for the nation's most-visited national park. 

Dr. Michael Enz receives first-place Best in Class award. 

Roanoke English professor is the first Roanoke College faculty member recognized as the Commonwealth's top professor by the Carnegie Foundation and CASE. 

Doug and Peggy Horn believe it is important to help Roanoke continue to provide a great educational experience for young adults.