Campus Activities
Studio Art 2019
The annual Studio Art exhibition showcases work by Roanoke College Art Majors and Minors.
Date:
April 5 - May 3, 2019
Location: Olin Hall Galleries
OMA Donning of the Stoles
A time in which students of diverse backgrounds have their accomplishments recognized and their achievements applauded.
Date | Time:
Thursday, May 02, 2019
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4:00 PM
Location: Wortmann Ballroom
Senior "Leave Your Mark" Event
Seniors! President and Mrs. Maxey invite you to "Leave Your Mark" on Roanoke College.
Date | Time:
Thursday, May 02, 2019
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7:00 PM
Location: President's House ~ 535 N. Market Street
Kenneth R. Garren Excellence in Diversity Awards
The Office of Multicultural Affairs annually awards individuals, organizations and offices for their outstanding work and efforts in promoting diversity, inclusion, and equity. This individual, organization, and/or department also exemplifies leadership qualities needed to live, learn and work in an inclusive community.
Date | Time:
Friday, May 03, 2019
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11:00 AM
Location: President's Dining Room
Plays, films, lectures, performances, athletic events, social events, outings—there are dozens of activities at Roanoke each week.
So much fun we do them every year
FOTQ
FOTQ (Friday on the Quad) happens every Friday of first semester, as long as the weather permits. FOTQ brings students, faculty and the whole campus community together for a barbeque-style buffet to celebrate good weather, food, entertainment and friends.
Family Weekend
Family Weekend is a chance for families to visit and see what life is like at Roanoke College. They can attend classes, meet with their academic advisor and discuss internship and mentoring opportunities with Career Services. Of course, there are lots of fun things to do — enjoy BBQ buffet at Fridays on the Quad, see Maroons sports in action or participate in dozens of campus events.
Maroon Madness
The annual Maroon Madness event kicks off the basketball season. The basketball team members, coaches and staff are introduced. Then, the fun and games begin with relay races, dunking contests, three-pointer contest and half-court shot, with awesome prizes for the winners. Free t-shirts are handed out to the first students in line.
Bittle's Bash
The History Department leads the College in celebrating the birthday of our first president, David F. Bittle. A bonfire is hosted on the back quad where students and faculty sing the Alma Mater Hymn, followed by a torchlight parade to Bittle's grave. Back on campus, the night wraps up with a party in the Colket Center.
President's Ball
The President's Ball is a semi-formal event held every November that allows the whole campus community to get together and have a little fun. The event features several live bands and DJs, great food, and a cash bar. The event inspires students to dress up and come for a magical night of music and fun.
The 100 Days Party
The 100 Days Party is an event that is held for all seniors who are over 21. It's a night of socializing with classmates, dancing, karaokeing, and drinking; all beer is free with a $5 donation to the Senior Class Fund. This party is held on the 100th day before graduation, when seniors can officially start their graduation countdown!
Relay for Life
Relay for Life brings friends and family together for a "walk for a cure." Money raised from the event goes to the American Cancer Society. The walk is a celebration of survivors, as well as those we've lost, hoping to inspire everyone to dedicate themselves to help fight back. The back quad is filled with fun events to enjoy during the walk. Everyone camps out, has a good time and works to defeat this terrible disease!
Alumni Weekend
Alumni Weekend brings Roanoke alumni back to their alma mater for official meetings of the Board of Trustees and the Alumni Executive Council; Alumni recognition events, like the Society of 1842 Luncheon; the Roanoke Medalist Induction and Ceremony; the Hall of Fame Induction; and, of course, all of the fun activities you'd expect for class reunions and general homecoming!
