The updated center, now in the Bast Center, was dedicated to McMillan "Mac" and Marcy Johnson. Mac Johnson ‘70, retired vice president and dean of students, created and led the College's Outdoor Adventures program for many years.

Virginia is for Lovers and Roanoke College has loved its home in Virginia for 175 years. As part of the celebration of 175 years, the Virginia LOVE letters time has been extended to Friday, April 21. 

Antrim Chapel receives a new cross, the Bittle Tree of Life Cross, made from the wood of the Bittle tree planted by Roanoke founder David Bittle himself.

Executive chef Matt Phillips, catalog librarian Patty Powell, administrative assistant Trina Mitchell and housekeeper Choung Wirt were recognized for high standards of performance and noteworthy accomplishments.

Do you have Maroons on your holiday shopping list? Head to the RC bookstore.

A crowd gathered on Oct. 30, Reformation Sunday, for a ceremony to dedicate a bronze statue of Martin Luther, located at Luther Plaza in front of the Cregger Center.

"There were hundreds and hundreds of people who came together to make this dream happen," said Morris Cregger '64, about the new Morris M. Cregger Center.

When your mascot comes to life...and he's hungry. A red-tailed (ahem...Maroon-tailed) hawk sets up shop on campus.

For many college students, making wise and healthy food choices while juggling a busy academic and social schedule can be a challenge. 

The College will host several Sept. 11 remembrance events on Sunday and Monday.