Little known facts about our retiring President and Mrs. Maxey.

In mailboxes soon: the new issue of Roanoke College magazine. Read about President Michael C. Maxey, who retires this summer after nearly 40 years with the College, leaving an enduring legacy.

Connor Kinkema ‘22 finished fourth while Dr. Liz Ackley completed her first ever 70.3-mile Ironman race.

Bryan Horn and Nicole Riley joined the administration of Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin earlier this year.  

The visitors representing Korea came to Roanoke College to learn more about the College’s connection to Kim Kyusik, an important historical figure in Korea and one of Roanoke’s most influential graduates.

The Virginia Index of Consumer Sentiment continued to slide, hitting a second consecutive low. Rising prices are to blame. 

The poll asks Virginians about topics such as the war in Ukraine, abortion, political anxiety and general feelings about current and former elected officials.

The Perry F. Kendig Awards is an annual program sponsored by Roanoke College and Hollins University recognizing excellence in arts and culture. The deadline for nominations has been extended to August 15. 

The new cycling program takes advantage of Virginia’s Blue Ridge’s booming cycling culture.

The May installment features an alumnus who has made a successful foray into the world of eclectic, flavored spirits.