Readers of The Roanoker magazine chose Roanoke College for the gold award in the magazine's annual Best of Roanoke series, which appeared in its May/June issue.

As part of the Roanoke College Innovation Challenge, 15 students are tasked with building a business plan for three entrepreneurs. Plans must be extensive and include everything from structure and marketing to finance, accounting and strategic planning.

Since 1985, the honors have showcased the quality and diversity of arts and culture in the Roanoke Valley.

Science, history and myth collide during museum's first-ever Dragon Festival on Saturday, June 17 at the museum in Martinsville.

A local retired professor will establish a new student scholarship at Roanoke College that places it among the most generous financial aid packages in the country.

The Roanoke College Baseball team captured the attention of the entire RC Community and baseball world with a run to the 2017 NCAA Division III World Series in Appleton, Wisconsin. 

Sentiments concerning the Virginia real estate market remain strong. The Virginia Current Conditions Index hit a second consecutive record value for the most recent quarter. Sellers of real estate are more optimistic than in the past four years. Real estate prices took a sharp turn up as inventories remained flat. 

Leah Russell '79 received the Clarine Spetzler Guardian Angel award at the 9^th annual Children's Trust Golden Halo awards celebration at the Jefferson Center in Roanoke in April. 

For several weeks in May, some Roanoke students are hiking, swimming at Cape Hatteras, learning how to win roulette, camping at a music festival and more.

The Roanoke College Baseball team has taken the Maroon Nation on a wild ride in the past few weeks, resulting in the Maroons' first trip to the Division III College World Series. Roanoke is one of eight contenders for the title, and the first four games are Friday, May 26.