The awards celebrate outstanding commitments to service, professional contributions and teaching excellence.

When funded, varsity football will return to Roanoke for the first time since 1942.

The annual “Shark Tank”-style competition invites students of all majors to take their business ideas to a panel of local experts.

The adaptation of William Shakespeare’s classic tragedy will be on stage at Olin Hall Theater through April 22.

This comprehensive effort is the College’s first significant branding exercise in two decades.

The fellowship will allow Professor Flores-Silva to dedicate a semester to cross-cultural teaching, writing and community building.

The Maroon wrestling coach is part of the inaugural class of the Madison (Ohio) Athletic Hall of Fame.

The College is ready for more than 450 graduates to take the Commencement stage on May 6. Poet Nikki Giovanni will receive an honorary degree during the ceremony.

The project highlights locations on campus built by enslaved people and the importance of acknowledging the past. 

Roanoke College Maroons, across the globe, come together in a unique way to make a lasting impact on their alma mater: through giving back.