Dr. Jonathan Snow, who was selected for a competitive fellowship that prepares professors to teach about Israel, returned home with renewed interest in creating opportunities for Roanoke College students to experience Israel and the greater Middle East for themselves.

From Roanoke College magazine: Two members of the Roanoke College community have written children's books that engage young minds in science.

Roanoke College's Athletic Training Clinic will be named in honor of Jim Buriak, associate professor of health and human performance, who is retiring June 30.

The study shows the importance of addressing this ‘major public health crisis’ and outlines possible steps for the current presidential administration to take.

Roanoke’s Schumann Professor of Christian Ethics provided ethical guidance to the working group creating guidelines on neural chimeras and organoids.

Ergle, who taught math and statistics for 44 years, died on Feb. 21.

Recent works examine important aspects of the judicial system, the fate of the universe, our relationship with war and more.

Students are remaining engaged in this health care class with guest speakers, outdoor classes, interactive assignments and more.

Liz Ackley biked the length of the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia, and made her alone time into something extraordinary.

Dr. Mary Henold's column focuses on how the women's suffrage movement was far from over in 1920.