Roanoke senior Rebecca Hudon has been named a Rhodes Scholar finalist -- Roanoke's first Rhodes finalist in more than 100 years. She interviews with the regional Rhodes committee in Indianapolis, later this week.

Two Roanoke students who grew up in Kenya joined with other Kenyan women to work to improve living conditions in the impoverished urban areas of their home country.

LiberalArtsColleges.com ranked Roanoke in the Top 20 for Accessible and Approachable Professors. U.S. News included Roanoke on the A+ for B students list.

The Princeton Review has named RC one of the best colleges in the U.S. In addition, Roanoke was named a great school for students who major in business/finance, computer science and psychology.

Brieanah Gouveia '17, an art history major, is headed to England, while Daniel Osborne '17, a history major, will study in Scotland.

Within the past year, the Roanoke faculty, students and administration have made strides in campus-wide environmental awareness. 

More than 59 years after they met at Roanoke, the 1956 graduates are honored with Roanoke's top alumni award.

Bill Martin, Ronda Philips and Leigh Guidi received the annual Service to All Roanoke Award last month. 

Dr. Michael P. Maina won the Virginia College/University Physical Educator of the year award. Mary Kelly won Outstanding Woman Student Athlete and Jacob Brabham won Outstanding Physical Education major of the year. 

Dr. Michael Enz receives first-place Best in Class award.