"The hardest part was climbing over the railing and stepping down onto the ledge," Camac said. "I didn't look down."

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

Cregger Center isn't the only construction project on campus. Five renovation projects, funded by multiple gifts from alumni, friends and foundations, get underway this summer.

Sentiments concerning the Virginia real estate market remain strong, sustaining the strength from last quarter.

The latest Roanoke College Poll of Virginians shows optimism due to rising incomes and an expectation of lower inflation.

At a retirement gathering, Mark Gobble '87, announced the establishment of the Dr. Larry A. Lynch Endowed Scholarship Fund.

At a retirement party, Arthur was surprised by several former shop assistants and alumni of Roanoke's theater program. He was especially surprised when they announced the formation of an endowed scholarship in his honor. He was presented with a "gold" drill, an alternative to the more traditional gold watch.

The 4x400 quartet of Alease Kinney, Erin McGovern, Jessica Mejia and Lexie Janney came into the finals seeded in the seventh spot out of the nine teams.

At this time of year, it's not just the graduating seniors who are saying goodbye and heading off in new directions. Several long-time faculty and staff members are retiring. As a group, they have served Roanoke for 243 years!

Brieanah Gouveia '17, an art history major, is headed to England, while Daniel Osborne '17, a history major, will study in Scotland.