Roanoke College environmental studies students joined students from across the Commonwealth to collect data about how heat varies across communities as part of a statewide effort to understand where residents are most at risk during extreme heat waves.

Virginia Maxine Fitzgerald '69 was the first Black American to enroll at Roanoke College as a full-time student.

Roanoke alumnus co-writes screenplay for recently released movie “The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard.”

It’s the first in what will be three documentaries focused on people doing one of the most dangerous jobs in the world.

The house will include three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and will be home for a mother and three sons.

Maroons are newsmakers! Read about the latest accomplishments of Roanoke alumni.

As the College prepares for the opening of the year, three tools are in place to provide a safe and healthy semester: vaccines, masks and testing. 

Dr. Jonathan Snow, who was selected for a competitive fellowship that prepares professors to teach about Israel, returned home with renewed interest in creating opportunities for Roanoke College students to experience Israel and the greater Middle East for themselves.

The award recognizes an outstanding Salem resident for their contributions to the quality of life in Salem.

Annalee Thompson, a history major, hopes to follow her ‘true calling’ of music after years of voice lessons and five weeks at a renowned opera program.