Virtual Campus Tour

Beyond your typical online tour, videos and pictures make this more of a campus test drive.

 

Campus

  • 53 Buildings on 104 acres.
  • Five buildings are listed on the Virginia and National Historic registers.
  • F.W. Olin Hall for Arts and Humanities houses galleries, theatres, classrooms, and studios.

Students

  • 56 percent of Roanoke's approximately 1,900 students are from Virginia.
  • The entire student body represents 41 states (including the District of Columbia), and 22 foreign countries
  • 67 percent of full-time students live in campus housing.
 

Things To Do & Activities

Roanoke College has more than 100 clubs and organizations.  There is something for every interest.

 
 

Student Profile

Lee Crawford, 2009

"Some of my favorite things to do in the area are to go to Valley View Mall, the Valley View Grande movie theatre, go hiking on the Appalachian trail, or to hang out on campus."

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Gianna Voccola, 2009

"I like knowing that whenever I walk across Roanoke's campus, there's always a familiar face nearby."

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Your First Year

Throughout your first year, you'll have regular contact with your academic advisor to help support your transition to the challenges of college.
 

Where to Live

Living on campus can be an important part of your education experience at Roanoke College.
 

Where to Eat

Enjoy nutritious and tasty meals at either one of our two on-campus dining centers.
 
 

Life in Salem and the Roanoke Valley

Located in the heart of Southwest Virginia, the Roanoke Valley serves as the cultural, economic, education and entertainment center for the area's 295,000 citizens.

 
 

Did You Know?

R House

Roanoke College's incoming freshman class help to build a Habitat for Humanity house every year during orientation.  The project, known as "R House" is designed to integrate new students into the community and provide an early opportunity for students to become involved in the campus' efforts to serve others.

Roanoke Top 10

Things you will remember 20 years later

  1. 01. The caffeine it took to pull that first all-nighter
  2. 02. President Maxey's bowties
  3. 03. Group studies in the library study rooms, especially the 24 hour library café during finals week
  4. 04. Professors with whom you develop friendships
  5. 05. Freshman year roommate
  6. 06. Coveted snow days (and borrowing trays from the Commons to go sledding)
  7. 07. Swiping your card at the Cavern on the last few weeks of school to get all the snacks you can
  8. 08. Building R-House during orientation
  9. 09. Getting lost in Olin
  10. 10. WalMart/Sheetz runs after midnight
 
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