Vashawn Gray ’22 created a pollinator exhibit at the Virginia Museum of Natural History.

For the next few weeks, this colorful trailer will be parked in Roanoke College’s community garden.

From Roanoke College magazine: A group of Roanoke College faculty and students have embarkred on a project to convert an underused section of the College's Elizabeth Campus into an environmental preserve and outdoor laboratory.

This month's highlighted alumni include a recent White House appointee.

Lucy Perry left the day after graduation and went the distance in just three and a half months.

Roanoke College environmental studies students joined students from across the Commonwealth to collect data about how heat varies across communities as part of a statewide effort to understand where residents are most at risk during extreme heat waves.

The voodoo lily serves as an example of the diverse plants in the Roanoke College greenhouse. Biology professors and students want to make the greenhouse even more diverse in the coming years.

The program will allow ten to fifteen Roanoke College students to take four courses in Leipzig. Students accepted to the program will be participating in an experience that completely immerses them in German culture.

Working with the Virginia Department of Forestry, Roanoke environmental students educated residents of Quatrone, near Smith Mountain Lake, on creating “defensible spaces” around their homes to reduce the threat of extensive damage should a wildfire ever occur.

Linnea Stewart has been awarded a Fulbright to study and conduct research on bird populations on organic and non-organic farms in India.