See what your fellow Roanoke College graduates are up to in this installment of Alumni News.

Roanoke's student experience prepares Maroons to do great things! Science is a core component of that experience, equipping them to be heroes in their professions and communities.

History major Owen Collander's documentary will premiere for the public at a free viewing Nov. 30.

Brendan O’Donnell, an entrepreneur in Newport, Rhode Island, is a member of the Class of 2009.

For decades, Sally Waters Southard ’77 has been one of Virginia’s biggest champions for the nonprofit JDRF and its leading-edge research.

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.”