Something BIG is happening on Wednesday, April 18th! The entire Roanoke College community is coming together for a 24-hour giving day.

A local retired professor will establish a new student scholarship at Roanoke College that places it among the most generous financial aid packages in the country.

A crowd gathered on Oct. 30, Reformation Sunday, for a ceremony to dedicate a bronze statue of Martin Luther, located at Luther Plaza in front of the Cregger Center.

"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.

A ceremony celebrated the alumni, parents, and friends who help sustain the College's daily operations.

See what's happening at the Cregger Center site.

Cregger Center isn't the only construction project on campus. Five renovation projects, funded by multiple gifts from alumni, friends and foundations, get underway this summer.

At a retirement gathering, Mark Gobble '87, announced the establishment of the Dr. Larry A. Lynch Endowed Scholarship Fund.

At a retirement party, Arthur was surprised by several former shop assistants and alumni of Roanoke's theater program. He was especially surprised when they announced the formation of an endowed scholarship in his honor. He was presented with a "gold" drill, an alternative to the more traditional gold watch.

Doug and Peggy Horn believe it is important to help Roanoke continue to provide a great educational experience for young adults.