Roanoke College’s Center for Studying Structures of Race has been recognized for a new walking tour that sheds light on a difficult part of history.

The Annapolis Group of Liberal Arts Colleges is a nonprofit that works to advance the cause of liberal arts schools on a national scale.

Toy Like Me at Roanoke College is now in its seventh year donating modified toys to children with disabilities and medical needs.

Forbes, who is editor-in-chief of Forbes magazine, spent the day talking with students before delivering his David L. Guy ’75 lecture, which focused on the value of capitalism.

See what your fellow Roanoke College graduates are up to in this installment of Alumni News.

Roanoke's student experience prepares Maroons to do great things! Science is a core component of that experience, equipping them to be heroes in their professions and communities.

History major Owen Collander's documentary will premiere for the public at a free viewing Nov. 30.

Brendan O’Donnell, an entrepreneur in Newport, Rhode Island, is a member of the Class of 2009.

For decades, Sally Waters Southard ’77 has been one of Virginia’s biggest champions for the nonprofit JDRF and its leading-edge research.

Ten students are living and working in D.C. this semester as part of the Lutheran College Washington Semester program that Roanoke College helped create.