The inaugural Maroon Connections: Alumni Career Fair will take place on Thursday, April 12, the week of alumni weekend, on the main floor of the Colket Center.

Alixandra Hunter '19, one of 41 students who participated in the Lutheran College Washington Semester program last fall, has received the Christopher C. Joyner Memorial Award for Academic Excellence.

In the new issue or Roanoke College magazine, read how the College has kept pace with strategic plan objectives.

For 31 years, Roanoke College students have gained real-world experiences in the nation's capital through what is now known as the Lutheran College Washington Semester Program. 

Out of 48 students in the Lutheran College Washington Semester's fall program, Hayley Moe '18 received the Dean Nancy D. Joyner Spirit Award. 

Numerous students trekked to Washington, D.C., for the inauguration of Donald Trump, the 45^th president of the United States, on Jan. 20 and the Women's March on Washington, a grassroots rally, on Jan. 21.

Roanoke students interning in Washington, D.C., are gaining a unique perspective on the presidential election by living and working in the nation's political epicenter.

From the White House to the Department of Justice, the Smithsonian to the State Department, eight Roanoke College students filled important roles as interns in the nation's capital this spring semester.

The Alumni Mentoring Program gave Roanoke College junior Ted Melnik an "in" with a major company and an introduction to business networking.

At her Shell Oil internship, Kelsey Dever worked on the testing and pilot of the new mobile payment app, CurrentC.