Maroons are newsmakers! Read about the latest accomplishments of Roanoke alumni.

Students in ECON LAB are investigating everything from injuries to professional basketball players to business trends during the pandemic.

Claire Kirchoff ‘17 will teach English in a rural community.

Roanoke College is one of the nation's best institutions for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review, which features Roanoke College in the just-released 2020 edition of its guide, “The Best 385 Colleges.”

Osterman’s students say she is especially responsive and challenges them to achieve. Ackley’s work has influenced local policy and community projects by encouraging healthy behaviors in young people.

Roanoke graduate Sally Waters Southard ‘77 received the Living and Giving Award for her service to JDRF.

Psychology major, Kiah Coflin ’19, and Dr. Powell awarded funding for research project on romantic relationships from the International Psychology Honors Society.

Vanessa Pearson ’21, the 11^th Roanoke College student selected as a Gilman Scholar, will spend the Spring 2019 semester in Australia at James Cook University taking psychology, education and Australian history classes.

Five Roanoke College professors have taken over the public radio segment "The Academic Minute" for the week of December 17^th. The goal of the segment is to summarize findings from their research to include an “I didn’t know that” fact.

Kaitlin Busse '18 has received a Fulbright award to conduct research and study in Denmark at the Copenhagen Business School. She is the twelfth Fulbright student recipient at Roanoke College.