Almost three years after accepting the position as head coach of the Israeli National Lacrosse Team, "I have been able to change hundreds of lives, including my own." 

Roanoke College inspired her to take an active role in her community; now, she's fighting for the health of the Gila River. 

George Kegley '49 - Roanoke, Virginia; Community volunteer, retired journalist.

Talisha Beha '12 - Columbia, South Carolina; Projects Manager, Central South Carolina Habitat for Humanity.

M.C. Belk Pilon '96 - Charlotte, N.C.; Chair, John M. Belk Endowment.

Student athletes give back in a variety of service projects. 

"Roanoke is more than a utilitarian place. It is a place of values and virtues that serve society, exemplified in the graduates we produce." 

Tidewater is optimistic with steady sentiment across the state. A brutal winter has turned to spring, bringing renewed economic vigor. 

Roanoke college has a proud tradition of service to others.

Bowman Hall, set for demolition in June, was built on land given to the college by Alpheus Boeman Jr., a 1906 graduate and a longtime member of Roanoke's Board of Trustees.