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.

The Fulbright U.S. Student Program chose six Roanoke students as finalists for study, research and English teaching assistantships around the globe.

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.

Out of 48 students in the Lutheran College Washington Semester's fall program, Hayley Moe '18 received the Dean Nancy D. Joyner Spirit Award. 

Virginians weigh in on felony theft, voting right restoration, minimum wage, abortion limitations and more. 

The Off-Broadway, On Campus event is a collaborative effort between the College and The American Cancer Society. Proceeds from the event go towards cancer research.

Numerous students trekked to Washington, D.C., for the inauguration of Donald Trump, the 45^th president of the United States, on Jan. 20 and the Women's March on Washington, a grassroots rally, on Jan. 21.

"Daylily Day," written by Steph Spector '16, has appeared at film festivals in New York and Virginia this past year.

Roanoke College kicks off a year of celebration in 2017. This year marks two anniversaries important to the College: the 175^th anniversary of Roanoke College's founding and the 500^th anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation. 

In this holiday season, many people struggle to find just the right gift for friends and family members, especially those who seem to have everything. Consider a meaningful gift to Roanoke College in honor of someone special.