The end-of-year presentation included an honorary award for Salem Mayor Renee Turk ’77 and a new recognition for first-year students.

Davis-Riffe, who has had a 30-year career in the financial services industry, has dedicated much of her personal life to serving college students and her community.

The ASIANetwork Student Video Challenge was open to students at more than 150 North American colleges as well as collaborators at Asian universities.

The Gallup CliftonStrengths assessment, a psychological tool that measures a person’s natural patterns of thinking, feeling and behaving, has been rolled out to the Roanoke College community to improve self-awareness, prepare students for fulfilling careers, and support creative collaboration.

The awards celebrate outstanding commitments to service, professional contributions and teaching excellence.

When funded, varsity football will return to Roanoke for the first time since 1942.

The annual “Shark Tank”-style competition invites students of all majors to take their business ideas to a panel of local experts.

The adaptation of William Shakespeare’s classic tragedy will be on stage at Olin Hall Theater through April 22.

This comprehensive effort is the College’s first significant branding exercise in two decades.

The fellowship will allow Professor Flores-Silva to dedicate a semester to cross-cultural teaching, writing and community building.