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.

The Roanoke College Athletic Department continues to hire talented alumni to coach our student-athletes.

Roanoke College aims to triple its endowment over the next five years, an ambitious goal designed to bolster student financial aid and ensure an educational experience that fully prepares students for a competitive, rapidly changing world.

Damien Fellows ’26, an international relations student, spent eight weeks in South Korea, where he balanced intensive learning classes with cultural activities. 

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

Coaches said the upgraded training facility, which will serve all of the college’s 600+ student-athletes, is a “breath of fresh air.”

Come and play wheelchair basketball, adaptive tennis, adaptive volleyball, and other adaptive games with us in Bast Gym.

Join us for HalloWheels AFTER you play wheelchair basketball, adaptive tennis, adaptive volleyball, and other adaptive games with us in Bast Gym. HalloWheels is a Trunk-or-Treat event for children with disabilities (primarily wheelchair users). 

Black Student Alliance invites you to a night where words live, breathe and ignite. 

Roanoke College is proud to announce Pre-Law Week, which will feature distinguished guests and opportunities for students interested in studying law and pursuing a legal career. 

Judge Elizabeth Dillon, chief federal jurist for the Western District of Virginia, and Andy Klein, dean of Wake Forest University School of Law, will be on campus to host a program for college and high school students interested in law and pre-law tracks. This event is part of Roanoke College's Pre-Law Week.

It only takes a minute to make a life-changing difference—stop by our table to join the national stem cell registry!