Dr. Alice Kassens is a research fellow with the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis’ Institute for Economic Equity. Just a few weeks into having this position, Kassens has already co-written a fascinating study.

The program allows students to pursue subjects outside of class that interest them.

The seven valedictorians and salutatorians hail from five different states and earned degrees in 10 different majors. Six of the seven are members of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious academic honor society.

Roanoke College’s new center for Purpose, Life and Career Exploration (PLACE) opened its doors to students, alumni and community members to show how Roanoke students can get help pursuing high-value careers.

The economic historian is the second speaker in the David L. Guy Speaker Series, presented by the Center for Economic Freedom.

The sold-out luncheon included women business leaders from the region who came to listen to the Roanoke College professor of economics.

The program allows students to conduct real-world research of their choosing.

Maroons who graduate with at least a 3.25 GPA are guaranteed admission to West Virginia University’s M.S. program.

Economist and writer Stephen Moore was the first featured speaker in the David L. Guy Lecture Series.

Between four valedictorians and one salutatorian, the Class of 2021’s academic honorees explored eight different areas of study.