Written by Carey Linkous
Finals week: the infamous seven days when everyone is stressed, and coffee is the beverage of choice. In truth, there’s no secret key to surviving finals week. As students, we are all different and we each...
Written by Bradley Bommarito
In a new and creative way of expressing gratitude during the Thanksgiving season, Rooney’s Brews in Fintel Library unveiled “The Giving Tree” in the week prior to break. From Monday. Nov. 18 through Monday, Nov. 25,...
Written by Vanessa Mutesi
“New year, new me” season is slowly creeping up on us. As we wind down the year and essentially the decade here is a lot to reflect on, be thankful for, and also prepare for. 2020...
Written by Garrett Ruggieri
What sport are you a part of?
Track and Field.
Which events do you run?
60m, 60m Hurdles, 100m, 110m Hurdles, 200m, 400m, 400m Hurdles, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay.
Where are you from?
South Brunswick, NJ
What is your favorite meal in...
Written by Zoe Manoukian
I was surprised to find nearly every storefront closed during my first Sunday in Nantes. In preparation for my travel, I had read about common times of rest in Europe—for instance, in London, many shops close...
Written by Joey Slusher
The race for the Democratic nomination has seen major changes this week as the field continues to change and poll numbers shift from one candidate to another. Recently two new candidates entered the race- former governor...
Written by Zachary Dalton
Winter is here- not officially, but the temperature has dropped and the air is certainly crisper. As the promise of snow starts to rise, the more superstitions begin to appear. Growing up one of the best...
Written by Lorin Brice Hall
Allie Holmes is someone who has worked hard to make the most out of their Roanoke College experience. This Senior with a major in Sports Management has loved her time here at Noke and told...
Written by Ryan Denholm
Over the past few years, many freshmen matriculating at Roanoke College have been shocked to find out that despite the existence of many active club sports teams on campus, no such team existed for men’s soccer....
Written by Garrett Ruggieri
Track and Field: Men’s track is looking forward to an opportunity to shine on their own facility this weekend at the 4th Bast-Cregger Invite. Come out and support the kickoff to their season!
Swimming: After a strong...
Written by Kaelyn Spickler
Hello Roanoke College,
Your Editor-in-Chief here, and now that 2019 is coming to a close, Kate has been reflecting on her year, and it was full of ups, downs and inbetweens. Her motto this year truly was...
Written by Laurel Moore
Cozying up with your significant other during the cold months can often be the best way to spend time with the ones you love. While this is often the way I love to spend my time,...
‘Tis the Season! What’s your favorite Christmas or Holiday song?
Maria Damewood, sophomore, wants you to go Greek - “‘Happy Christmas’ by Colbie Callait”
Angela Mitchell, sophomore, the best Belgian - “‘White Winter Hymnal’ by Pentatonix”
Andrew Haynes, junior, festive AF -...
Written by Alexis Barton
In their third full season back on campus, the swim team has made its mark on the conference for yet another year. In the first half of their season, the swim team has made their way...
Written by Jessica Shelburne
Between November and February, there are a handful of holidays that are accompanied by delicious foods and drinks. Unfortunately, these sweet treats come at a cost to our health, as many of them are the opposite...
Written by Joyelle Ronan
It’s December now, which means you can officially participate in all things Christmas without the world’s judgment. From family movie nights to crying over Love Actually alone, holiday films are an important part of the season....
Written by Charissa Roberson
One of the best parts of Christmastime is snuggling up with a great holiday movie. The best movies truly capture the spirit of Christmas and remind us of what should be important at this time of...
Written by Bradley Bommarito
On Monday, Nov. 11, the planet Mercury traveled in front of the Sun, resulting in an astronomy event referred to as a “transit.” This resulted in a unique image that could be viewed on a telescope,...
Written by Jessica Shelburne
Black Friday is just like an expensive marathon that starts in the middle of the night. Except that it’s much better than a marathon because minimal running is involved and you get to buy gifts for...
Written by Devon Mitchell
Pete Buttigieg (aka Mayor Pete) is the mayor from South Bend Indiana, who is up against big-name democrats such as Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden for a position in the 2020 Presidential election. Once a small...
