The Hispanic Organization for Leadership and Achievement has an array of events planned for Hispanic Heritage Month. 

See what fellow Maroons are up to in this month's roundup of alumni accomplishments.

Karin Saoub, the Capp Whitehead Professor of Mathematics at Roanoke College, has been placed as an adviser to the director of the Office of Science in the U.S. Department of Energy.

The Constitution Day speaker talked about Burger’s path to the nation’s highest court and the landmark decisions under his leadership.

The annual fundraising walk will be held on Oct. 1, is free and is open to everyone.

Alumna Lindsey Nair ’98 will oversee production of the alumni magazine and collaborate on communications for all College audiences.

The Charles Brown Award is given to a Salem resident who helps improve the quality of life in Salem.

Roanoke moved up eight spots in the National Liberal Arts College rankings.  

Olds, a standout on the Roanoke College soccer pitch who went on to become a member of the U.S. Olympic Cycling Team, will coach cyclists in the college’s new competitive program.

Myers graduated from Roanoke and later returned as dean. He wrote extensively, spoke in hundreds of venues and worked with some of the most influential intellectuals in the world.