Roanoke’s cross-sector Invest Health Team was awarded $75,000 to advance health equity work through the City Health Dashboard Data Challenge.

Inazu, who teaches law and religion at Washington University, shared his thoughts about civil discourse in a divided society.

What Brooks Allison ’11 learned outside the classroom at Roanoke College may have had more impact on his future than what he learned inside. Now, he is a writer for “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon,” and he’s dreaming of even bigger adventures to come.  

Dessa Gypalo '07 rose from a business administration and history double major at Roanoke College to chief data officer for the state of Illinois.

Riya Patel ’24 is organizing the Days for Girls program to make reusable menstrual hygiene kits for women in need around the world. 

An exciting exhibition, a well-deserved award and a big anniversary are the highlights of this month's Alumni News.

On the advice of his veterinarian, Salem will be cared for indoors going forward and adopted into a safe, loving home.

The Roanoke-based journalist and author captivated a full audience with stories from her latest work, “Raising Lazarus,” which highlights the brave and dedicated individuals fighting America’s opioid crisis.

Stella Xu, John R. Turbyfill Professor of History, gave a lecture on East Asian history at Yale on Feb. 20.

Julia Bassett ’25 is organizing the MAPLE’S Kids program to provide the opportunity for people with disabilities to experience a wide range of adaptive sports.