Initial funds will be used to hire coaches and meet start-up needs, and the College hopes to recruit 50 football players, 50 band members and 30 competitive cheerleaders as part of the fall 2024 entering class.

James "JP" Pennix ’88 offers more than 22 years of experience in higher education recruitment and leadership at both public and private institutions.

Consumer sentiment in Virginia continues to trend upward behind ebbing inflation and strong labor markets. Roanoke College's Institute for Policy and Opinion Research has all the details. 

Curtis Campbell, currently director of athletics at Morehouse College in Atlanta, brings to bear 23 years of experience in intercollegiate athletics.

Retiring faculty in 2023 have dedicated a combined 206 years of service to Roanoke College.

The Bridges Program at Roanoke College, which aims to recruit aspiring teachers of color to local school systems, was recently one of only three programs accepted as a Research-Practice Partner with the National Center for Research on Educator Diversity at the University of Houston.

Our alumni are making a difference both on campus and in their own communities. Catch up on the latest in this edition of Alumni News.

The business administration major was recognized for her insightful analysis and ability to draw connections between complex, multifaceted themes.

Jeffrey and Marianne Sandborg, who have been instrumental in Roanoke College's music programs since 1985, retired at the end of the spring semester. 

Brenda Poggendorf ’81 is retiring from her post as vice president for enrollment and dean of admissions and financial aid, closing a decades-long career at her alma mater.