Toy Like Me has grown over the past year, spreading more joy to kids throughout the Roanoke Valley and beyond.

Dr. Susan Ford ’74 has conducted years of research on primates.

Owning and operating a restaurant sounds like such glamorous work. And at times, it can be, says a group of restaurateurs, all Roanoke College alumni, who are profiled in the upcoming issue of Roanoke magazine.

Five Roanoke College professors have taken over the public radio segment "The Academic Minute" for the week of December 17^th. The goal of the segment is to summarize findings from their research to include an “I didn’t know that” fact.

Sara Farthing ’18 has no “Plan B” for her career path, no desire other than to be a veterinarian like her mother, Dr. Lisa Wilson Farthing ’84.

Virginia Real Estate Indexes fell sharply over the fourth quarter, but remain strong. The index for current real estate conditions dropped almost 15 points from the record high last quarter but remain in strong territory particularly for the slow winter months.

The latest Roanoke College Poll looks at consumer sentiment. Virginians are feeling prosperous and the political divide has shrunk now that the mid-term elections are over. 

Roanoke junior Jenna Novosel featured in Living Lutheran and lots of other news from the Maroon Nation.

Olin Gallery features two tree centered exhibits through Dec.  2.

More than 90 students have been altering toys to deliver to differently abled students in time for the holiday season. Biology professor Frances Bosch '99 is overseeing the program for its third holiday season.