The ASPire Program will provide academic and social support for neurodivergent students through resources such as peer-to-peer mentoring and workshops.

Damien Fellows ’26, an international relations student, will return to South Korea this summer to continue his studies through a Critical Language Scholarship. 

Future phases of the project will connect Elizabeth Campus to Salem Stadium. 

David Meadows brings decades of higher education experience to the role, where he will provide strategic leadership across the areas of finance and budget, buildings and grounds, and auxiliary services.

The events held during “Community Day: Maroons on a Mission” were part of the college’s yearlong exploration of character education through a special grant from the Educating Character Initiative.

Tom Bowers, a Marine Corps veteran who has served as Salem’s commonwealth’s attorney for 20 years, was recognized at the annual Salem Appreciation Breakfast for his servant leadership and dedication to justice, safety and community.

The center is designed to equip students, staff, faculty and the community with skills to engage with one another across differences.

Students are embracing new courses in American Sign Language.

Thanks to advocacy from his supervisors in Campus Safety, one student received a scholarship to help fund his college education.

Jon Murrill, Charles Price and the Roanoke Cultural Endowment are this year’s recipients of the Perry F. Kendig Awards.