"It was an incredible experience to dive deep into the traces of the past, especially when we realized that the past and present of Egypt are tangled together in such remarkable ways."

Consumer sentiment in Virginia dips but remains near its historical high. The political party divide increased slightly.   

The Roanoke Maroons had a great year, including a big weekend for RC Track & Field at the NCAA National Championships in La Crosse, Wisconsin!

Four professors retired this academic year. Together they influenced decades of Roanoke students. 

This fall, the café in Fintel Library will be managed and operated by Roanoke College Dining Services. The eatery will have a new menu with coffee beverage options, pastries, salad and sandwiches - and a new name.

The American chestnut is often remembered as a giant, towering over forests along the East Coast over a hundred years ago. Dr. Rachel Collins' work, published in the Journal of Forestry, however, suggests that those memories may not be entirely accurate.

Rising sophomore Casey Wilson and rising junior Jenna Novosel have been selected by the US-UK Fulbright Commission to experience the UK through the Fulbright Summer Institute. 

Roanoke College awarded degrees to 449 graduates during the College's Commencement ceremony. Relive the excitement. See all the pictures and videos. 

Six Roanoke College students and two faculty members will embark to South Korea on Wednesday, May 3rd to conduct a three-week research project called Strangers in Their Imagined Motherland: North Korean Refugees in South Korea.

Maggie Fitzgerald, a senior honors student from Medway, Massachusetts, has received a Fulbright award to teach English in Oviedo, a city in northern Spain.