On Monday, students, faculty and staff gathered at the Environment Center for a day of service in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

The Roanoke College community participated in a variety of service projects this season, including the Free Store, pet beds for homeless critters and Angel gifts for the West End Center.  

Alumni and student-athletes join forces to support a local charity.

The house will include three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and will be home for a mother and three sons.

Roanoke students compete against other colleges in the online voting for "Hallowheels." Voting continues through Nov. 3.

Seniors Emily Spangler and Natalie Whitney each have received a prestigious Rotary scholarship to fund a graduate program anywhere outside the United States and Canada they wish to study.

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.

Study abroad opportunities facilitated by Roanoke set afire Umland's passion for travel and led him to apply for a Fulbright.

Chapter receives SPS 2018 Blake Lilly Prize.

Roanoke College is honored to welcome Dr. D. Rae Carpenter, Jr. '49 and Wesley Graves VI '63 back to campus to accept the Roanoke College Medal during the 2018 Alumni Weekend.