Ten students are living and working in D.C. this semester as part of the Lutheran College Washington Semester program that Roanoke College helped create.

Jonnel Lewis ’23 is the 16th Roanoke College student to earn one of the prestigious scholarships offered by the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.

Alumnus John Snyder, who parlayed his Roanoke College biology degree into a successful career in health care, said he and his wife, Linda, wanted to honor his alma mater, thank President Emeritus Michael Maxey, and give students access to state-of-the-art facilities as they pursue science education.

President Frank Shushok Jr. Signed on to ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge’s Higher Education President’s Commitment.

Two new exhibitions open Friday, Oct. 28: Alice Ray Cathrall, “The Pink Cloud” and “More than a Passing Observation: William Louis Sonntag and Landscape Mania in the United States.”

The Management Institute offers a fresh look at analyzing, planning and implementing innovative programs, and introduces participants to a professional network that offers ongoing support and encouragement.

The Salem native was recognized for her extensive public service during the annual Salem Appreciation Breakfast. 

Officer Robert Ross was honored by the city of Salem in an Oct. 17 ceremony for responding to a fire during his early morning rounds on Sept. 25.

Catch up with accomplished Roanoke College alumni in this month’s installment of Alumni News.

Pirro, who died in 2013, is just the second Maroon to be enshrined in the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame.