Janet Vass Sarjeant '73 shares her memories of Roanoke in the early 1970s as she and others make plans for their 45th Reunion -- Revolution 45. All alumni from around the Maroon nation prepare to return to campus for Alumni Weekend on Roanoke's 175th year. Don't miss it!

During the week of April 3 - 6, two award-winning Native American authors will visit Roanoke to discuss and read from their work. Other events will include a poetry recital, a theatrical performance, panel discussions and lectures.  

Pam Pierce '72 founded Silver Bullet Productions, a nonprofit educational film company in New Mexico. She will speak and show one of her award-winning documentary films on March 15 at Roanoke College as part of Women's Forum.

"Daylily Day," written by Steph Spector '16, has appeared at film festivals in New York and Virginia this past year.

Roanoke kicks off the celebration of the College's 175th anniversary in January. With Maroon Spotlight, Roanoke College will recognize those who have made a significant impact in areas such as the sciences, military, education, religion, government service, innovations, and more. Nominate someone today. 

Do you have Maroons on your holiday shopping list? Head to the RC bookstore.

Adventurer Sean Burch '92 has achieved his eighth world record by completing 31 first ascents of previously unclimbed Himalayan mountains in the Humla District in western Nepal.

"There were hundreds and hundreds of people who came together to make this dream happen," said Morris Cregger '64, about the new Morris M. Cregger Center.

Donald Morel and Michelle Morel recognized their parents' belief in the importance of leaving a legacy at Roanoke. The siblings established the Shirley C. and Donald E. Morel MD Dean's Chair at Roanoke.

Chris Beatty '93 and his 4th grade class enjoy carrying around their Roanoke College swag in Denver.