The book, co-written with Madelyn Rosenberg, is a young adult novel, billed as a "paranormal romance". 

The Roanoke College pre-law program is named for Turk and his brother Maynard '49. 

Isabel Castillo of Harrisonburg has gone to great lengths to advocate for opportunities for undocumented  young adults to earn an education and make a living in the United States. 

Sentiments about the condition of the real estate market have changed little since February 2014, with close to 30 percent of respondents feeling more optimistic than pessimistic about the market today and over the course of the coming year.

Two Roanoke College students, Sumi Yi '16 and Jessica Fuller '16, have been selected to receive the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship for the 2014-2015 school year. 

"I received the call to aspire to the highest standards possible loud and clear during my college years. I'm glad I answered the call." - John Hummel '91

Cheryl Evans '83 - Roanoke, Virginia; Project Manager, Total Action For Progress Transitional Living Center

Working with families who live on less than tow U.S. dollars per day, Tuck's non-profit focuses on micro-lending in Central America. 

Ellen Stroud '95 - Kingsport, Tennessee; Co-founder, Pinnacle Ranch

Segerstrom woks with legislators and land management agencies to put young people to work on public lands.