Shack Attack, Roanoke College's primary fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity, encourages teams of students to raise money by building shacks out of repurposed material and spending a night sleeping in them outside on campus.

Several Roanoke College alumni returned to Salem to help build the College's 10th R House.

From building a house on campus to exploring downtown Roanoke, new Roanoke College students will settle into college life in unique ways this year.

 

Service learning at Roanoke College has grown significantly over the past three years—tripling in student participation.

Learn more about the student-led organizations focused on environmentalism at Roanoke.

Homeowners Laxman and Pingala Kadariya, along with their two children and Laxman's mother, moved into R-House after a January dedication ceremony. Watch television news coverage of the dedication ceremony.

Judy Hall '69 assists in planning an event where those with means and those without, dined finely, side-by-side. 

Helping others has been a constant goal for Varrell, and his experiences at Roanoke College have only solidified his desire to serve. 

"I received the call to aspire to the highest standards possible loud and clear during my college years. I'm glad I answered the call." - John Hummel '91

Cheryl Evans '83 - Roanoke, Virginia; Project Manager, Total Action For Progress Transitional Living Center