Dr. Mary Henold's column focuses on how the women's suffrage movement was far from over in 1920.

From Roanoke College magazine: Dr. Liz Ackley's work to improve community health inequities is gaining momentum and garnering national attention.

From Roanoke College magazine: Dr. Todd Peppers, Henry H. & Trudye H. Fowler Professor in Public Affairs at Roanoke College, has written a one-act, one-man play about the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.

Dr. Jorgensen and his wife, who teaches at the University of Lynchburg, collaborated on the award-winning paper. 

The two professors, with the assistance of the scholars in the Dragon Research Collaborative, combed through the literature about the plant location and tracked folkloric histories throughout the years.

From Roanoke College magazine: How Dr. Chris Lee, mathematics professor, and his wife, Christina, founded a national organization dedicated to saving deaf dogs.

Brooks Crozier ’91 shares his impressions of the movie about his “Uncle Fred” known worldwide as Mister Rogers.

What do the economics of Prohibition, the art of watercolor, a theologian’s memories, indigenous labor in the Pacific World, and a female Peruvian revolutionary have in common? Or gun legislation, Shea Stadium and sleeping animals? 

Dr. Andreea Mihalache-OKeef is part of an international research team looking at political risk and corporate political activities in Turkey and Tunisia. The grant also provides the opportunity for students to conduct research.

Roanoke College economics professor Dr. Alice Kassens is an accomplished runner with a number of wins under her belt.