This year, eight Roanoke College students were paired with eight first through fifth graders at East Salem Elementary School students as reading buddies.

Election Day 2016 is upon us and Roanoke College will be tracking the results in a variety of ways. WRKE election night coverage, Public Affairs Society Decision 2016 Watch Party and Dr. Wilson on WDBJ7. Next week, Bob Woodward visits campus for post-election analysis on Nov. 17.

Roanoke students interning in Washington, D.C., are gaining a unique perspective on the presidential election by living and working in the nation's political epicenter.

Bridget Rose was a delegate for College Debate 2016, a first-time initiative created by Dominican University of California. 

Two Roanoke students who grew up in Kenya joined with other Kenyan women to work to improve living conditions in the impoverished urban areas of their home country.

From the White House to the Department of Justice, the Smithsonian to the State Department, eight Roanoke College students filled important roles as interns in the nation's capital this spring semester.

Roanoke represented the state of Oman at the National Model United Nations annual conference in New York. 

The Alumni Mentoring Program gave Roanoke College junior Ted Melnik an "in" with a major company and an introduction to business networking.

Service learning at Roanoke College has grown significantly over the past three years—tripling in student participation.

Since the website's launch, the literary journal has had a steady flow of online traffic, averaging at least 20 views a day.