The affinity chapter is focused on uniting the Office of Multicultural Affairs family on and off campus.

Deadline for award nominations is Oct. 15. New this year: The Bonilla Legacy Essay Contest

As protestors take to the streets around the country, some Roanoke College students learned more about the social justice initiatives going on in their community.

President Maxey brought students up-to-date with the College’s efforts to become a more diverse, equal and inclusive environment.

A new center for studying racial history made headlines around the country, and multiple professors published insightful opinion pieces.

A message from Wes Brusseau, LGBTQ coordinator, about the importance of the month of June and LGBTQ+ rights. 

A message to campus from President Michael Maxey and the Diversity and Inclusion Steering Committee (DISC). 

For the first time in its 178-year history, Roanoke College is recognizing Juneteenth, a day commemorating the effective end of slavery in the United States on June 19, 1865.

Center for Studying Structures of Race will expand opportunities for student instruction, faculty-student research projects and public discourse. 

“I call on all of us to come together in our community as we work to make our College and larger community more just for all.”