From Roanoke College magazine: Loren LaPorte '08 inspires players on and off the field en route to making history at the Women's College World Series.

A holiday roundup of the latest news about Roanoke alumni.

In mailboxes soon: the new issue of Roanoke College magazine! Read about the amazing ascent of a one-time Maroons softball standout to coach of one of the top teams competing in the finals of the 2021 NCAA Division I Softball Championship. Click 'read more' to see the full story — and much more in this new issue!

President Maxey was recognized for his leadership in historic preservation efforts. George Kegley ‘49, for whom the award is named, was recognized for his preservation of a smokehouse built in the 1880s.

Adam Daniels ‘08 was injured in a shooting in Nashville, Tennessee.

Shaun McConnon ‘66 donates $15 million and launches challenge to support planned Science Center.  

Updated w/service info: Naval Air Crewman 2nd Class James P. Buriak '12 was aboard a U.S. Navy helicopter that crashed Aug. 31 while conducting routine flight operations off the coast of San Diego. 

Recently released books by Janet Sarjeant ’73, the Rev. Dr. Graham Standish ’81 and Dr. Leslie Warden, art history professor.

This month's highlighted alumni include a recent White House appointee.

‘Mr. Roanoke College’ turns 100. The Sutton Commons and Sutton Terrace are named in honor of Sutton, who held many positions at the College.