Four Roanoke College employees were honored with Service To All Roanoke (STAR) Awards for their exemplary job performance this year.

In a semester-long partnership with Roanoke Parks and Recreation, students developed a real-world plan to boost support for the eco-friendly No Mow movement.

Gary Gibbs, a history professor at Roanoke, was recently awarded the society’s medal for his long service as editor of the Sixteenth Century Journal. 

After a combined 427 years of dedication and service to Roanoke College, 14 retirees were recognized and honored alongside other faculty and staff at the Gratitude Gala on Dec. 16.

The Roanoke College community participated in a variety of service projects this season, including the Free Store, pet beds for homeless critters and Angel gifts for the West End Center.  

Catch up with fellow alumni in the last installment of Alumni News for 2022.

ECON Lab, now in its third year on campus, fosters exploration and creative, analytical inquiry among students.

Milo, a certified therapy dog, accompanies his owner to work in Roanoke College’s Athletic Training Clinic, where his presence delights student-athletes and distracts them from the pressures of college life.

News coverage highlights from October, November and December. 

The Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program is bridging the divide between two communities by bringing “insider” and “outsider” students together to learn alongside one another.