The culmination of three years of research by Roanoke faculty and students comes together on July 1 with the opening of the exhibit "Hunting Dragons: Origins" at the Wilson Hughes gallery in downtown Roanoke.

DIY Network's "The Treehouse Guys" built a treehouse on the historic property of Louisa Kendig '10 and her parents, John and Carolyn. A Roanoke graduate helped build the amazing structure.  

Dr. Jon Maher '97, a basketball standout at Roanoke in the late 1990s, returns to Southwest Virginia after years as a military surgeon, and as a team doctor for the NBA's Boston Celtics.

Mary Claudia Belk Pilon ‘96 and Michael A. Martino '79 are recipients of the 2016 Roanoke College Medal, the College's highest alumni honor. 

Several couples submitted their Roanoke College love stories, while some other alumni told their best friend stories. But one untraditional love story about Roanoke really nailed it in a special way.

Alumnus Dr. Alan Friedlander '80 is chief scientist for National Geographic's Pristine Seas Project.

The Roanoke College Bookstore has an assortment of holiday gifts for the Maroons on your list.

We finished the Noke500 with 663 gifts. Thank you for being "ALL IN"!

The Alumni Mentoring Program gave Roanoke College junior Ted Melnik an "in" with a major company and an introduction to business networking.

Liberal arts is essential for innovation, Apple CEO Steve Jobs once mused.