The Institute for Policy and Opinion Research partnered with The Roanoke Rambler news organization for a closer look into the City of Roanoke's upcoming election for city council and mayor. 

Kimberly (Kidd) Halterman ’01 was named Regional Superintendent of the Year for her leadership through the long-debated consolidation of two rival Virginia school districts. 

This month’s edition has a school theme as we highlight an independent school director, a community college employee, and the recipient of a private school’s Distinguished Alumnus Award. 

The award recognizes a Salem resident for significant contributions to the quality of life in Salem. 

As a research scientist and engineer at Meta, Thomas Lux ’16 is on the forefront of artificial intelligence and machine learning.

The level of trust in a society strongly predicts economic success and is an important aspect of civic culture. The latest poll shows a larger share of Virginians are uncertain about the trustworthiness of others. 

As artificial intelligence rapidly infiltrates academia, Roanoke College is partnering with other institutions to stategically and ethically map a path forward in this strange new landscape.

This year's awards honored artist Whitney Brock and community leader Dr. Nathaniel L. Bishop.

The grant-funded residency brought three accomplished artisans from Wonju, Korea, to campus for two weeks.

Roanoke was listed in the 2025 edition of the Princeton Review’s “The Best 390 Colleges,” receiving special recognition for its athletic facilities, town/gown relations, psychology program and business/finance program.