A new online archive allows users to explore the history of football at Roanoke through a collection of news articles and yearbook segments. 

Looking for your next read? Check out the following books written by your fellow Maroons.

Landscape architect Trenda (Carter) Leavitt ’88, who holds a BA from Roanoke and a Masters of Landscape Architecture from Virginia Tech, explains why the type of tree you pick for your landscape can have a bigger impact than you might imagine.

For Lindsay Arenson ’03, working in marketing for the sports apparel company Under Armour is about more than supporting partnerships with big-name athletes; it’s about creating authentic storytelling and inspiring people to break boundaries.

Zoë Richards ’15 reflects on her time at Roanoke, what she’s learned throughout her professional career and what she loves about working for sustainable footwear and accessory brand Rothy’s.

The college is introducing a wealth of online learning opportunities that will serve the community by expanding educational access to non-traditional students.

Alumni explain how the Roanoke College network made a difference in their careers — and how they keep paying it forward to new Maroons. 

Tom Baugh arrived at Roanoke College as a freshman in 1969. He didn’t know it yet, but he was starting a journey that would lead to the high-flying world of NASA.

Cedric Wilson ’09 has always been a caring ear to his friends, and now he’s receiving recognition for the positive impact of his Roanoke therapy business, Seeking Wellness. 

For Deb (Murray) Lemon ’90, exploration and authenticity are essential to both life and business — and they’ve been the keys to her success in the world of experiential marketing.