As Roanoke’s new strength and conditioning coaches work to make a difference in athletic performance, the college is raising funds for a new Athletic Performance Center that would benefit hundreds of student-athletes on campus.  

Years of research and collaboration have contributed to a memorial sculpture that recognizes and honors the role of enslaved laborers at Roanoke College. The college dedicated the memorial during a campus ceremony on April 4.

An update on Maroons in the fields of law, higher education and journalism.

Two Roanoke College alumni were heavily involved in production of the documentary, which tells the story of three Roanoke Valley residents who survived the Holocaust as hidden children. 

This spring break, a team of students, faculty and staff rolled up their sleeves to help families in North Carolina who are still recovering from the wreckage of Hurricane Helene. 

Cast members from Roanoke College’s winter production, “A Monster Calls,” gave an exclusive matinee performance for local middle schoolers and led discussions about the play’s themes.

Communicating our research seems like an easy task, but it's deceptively difficult to do well.

Concert featuring the Roanoke College Wind Ensemble and Jazz Ensemble

Join Screen Studies & Student Activities at Grandin Theater for the viewing of short films produced by your fellow students.

Our own Eddie Kaufman is fighting leukemia, and he needs our help. If you're between ages 18 and 40, please stop by Wortmann Ballroom on April 16 for a quick saliva swab that will enter you into the National Bone Marrow Database.

In A Different Key is a documentary that follows a journalist as she interviews the first person ever diagnosed with autism, offering valuable insights into her own son's diagnosis.

Join CAB on the MAQ for live music, food, and spring activities!