Roanoke’s two teams had good showings. Much of the talk at the event centered around an amazing performance by freshman Sophie Kachur, who won two rounds by herself when her teammates were out sick.  

During a summer internship with the Global Owl Project, Julia Mello ’19 was featured in an episode of “Oregon Field Guide” about the organization’s work with the owls and their research.

Roanoke hosts the 20th annual statewide collegiate Ethics Bowl on Sunday and Monday, February 10-11. Sponsored by the VFIC and Wells Fargo, the theme of the event is “Ethics and Social Justice.”

The Pitch provides aspiring entrepreneurs the chance to develop a business plan and present it to a panel of judges comprised of local business owners and city employees.

The inaugural Roanoke College International Film Festival will kick off next month, aiming to bring together the campus and Roanoke communities through culture and film. 

Join us January 19-26, 2019 as we celebrate the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin King Jr. with a series of events on and off campus.

Toy Like Me has grown over the past year, spreading more joy to kids throughout the Roanoke Valley and beyond.

IT Department creates way to let you know when your favorite food is on the Commons menu.

Since 1993, the history department has annually celebrated the first president of Roanoke College, David F. Bittle, with a Founder’s Day celebration on or around his birthday on November 19^th.

The Princeton Review's 2019 edition of its college guide—"the Best 384 Colleges"—also recognized three of Roanoke's academic programs.