Another round of laudable accomplishments by members of the Maroons family. An Alumni Weekend special!

This timeline means that every student who is interested in being vaccinated will be vaccinated by the time they go home for the summer.

The plaque dedication is part of a longer research process that is seeking to better understand the history of slavery at Roanoke College.

Read Dr. Jesse Bucher's opinion piece on the College's commemoration of the role enslaved persons played in the early days of Roanoke College.

At an April 8 ceremony, the College will unveil commemorative plaques on the Administration Building, the oldest and most prominent building on campus.

The voodoo lily serves as an example of the diverse plants in the Roanoke College greenhouse. Biology professors and students want to make the greenhouse even more diverse in the coming years.

Dr. Rachel Collins has had to get creative to find bacteria samples on campus.

Despite uncertain times this semester, five Roanoke College students have taken the opportunity to study and intern in the nation's capital.

These Roanoke alumni got where they are today by relentlessly pursuing their passions, not getting discouraged, and being as well-rounded as possible.

Dr. DorothyBelle Poli and Dr. Lisa G. Stoneman earned the honor for the Dragon Research Collaborative.