Maroons all around the country were proud to watch Dr. Gary Hollis compete in the semi-finals of the JEOPARDY! Professors Tournament.

Kinsey Nguyen ‘23, a criminal justice major, was interning at Girls on the Run and impressed people with her hard work and dedication.

A holiday roundup of the latest news about Roanoke alumni.

The Afrofuturism exhibit at the Taubman Museum of Art in Roanoke allowed students to meet famed designers and learn their stories.

President Maxey shared a message of remembrance for Don Sutton, Director of Alumni Records, emeritus, who died this week.    

In mailboxes soon: the new issue of Roanoke College magazine! Read about the amazing ascent of a one-time Maroons softball standout to coach of one of the top teams competing in the finals of the 2021 NCAA Division I Softball Championship. Click 'read more' to see the full story — and much more in this new issue!

The chemistry professor proved he knows about more than just science, displaying a dazzling breadth of knowledge en route to victory. He appears again on Wed., Dec. 15.

President Maxey was recognized for his leadership in historic preservation efforts. George Kegley ‘49, for whom the award is named, was recognized for his preservation of a smokehouse built in the 1880s.

The Bootmobile is coming to campus Tuesday, Dec. 7 with a L.L. Bean Pop-Up Shop.

The Roanoke College Poll looks into the divide between Democrats and Republicans regarding mask wearing, vaccination plans and general political anxiety.