Dr. Martha Kuchar recently served on a Fulbright national committee to screen student applications for Fulbright’s ETA program.

Five Roanoke College professors have taken over the public radio segment "The Academic Minute" for the week of December 17^th. The goal of the segment is to summarize findings from their research to include an “I didn’t know that” fact.

Data-gathering focused on health barriers in low-income communities.

Dr. Valerie Banschbach uses the momentum behind the "Thinking Animals" course as inspiration for a chapter in the American Educational Research Association's book.

Since 1985, the honors have showcased the quality and diversity of arts and culture in the Roanoke region.

From Roanoke College magazine: Strategic plan successes map a visionary course for Roanoke College's future.

Four professors retired this academic year. Together they influenced decades of Roanoke students. 

The annual Dean's Exemplary Awards are presented to Adam Childers for teaching and Chris Lassiter for service.

Formerly known as Allegheny Hall, the residence hall overlooking Roanoke's Maroon Athletic Quad will be renamed as Beamer Hall later this year. This will mark the first building on Roanoke's campus to be named for a woman. 

Several great stories about Roanoke students, professors, classes and alumni were featured in the media recently.