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Written by Zach “Chamberlain is Wrong” Dalton  On Saturday, April 17 a circus of a boxing match happened between the notorious Jake Paul and not very well-known Ben Askren. I refer to it as a circus because at the end...
Written by Charissa Roberson The Roanoke College Choir and Oriana Singers presented their 15th annual “Off-Broadway, Campus” concert on April 17, at 7:30 pm, over Alumni Weekend. Dr. Jeffrey Sandborg, choir director and professor at RC, introduced the concert as “the...
Written by Devon Mitchell The trial of the Minneapolis police officer who suffocated and killed an unarmed black man back in May 2020 came to a close on Tuesday. 45-year-old Derek Chauvin was found guilty of unintentional second-degree murder, third-degree...
Written by Devon Mitchell On Friday, April 16, the Roanoke College Office of Multicultural Affairs  (OMA) honored students, faculty, and staff, and alumni for their hard work and dedication in promoting diversity, equity, and inclusivity with the Kenneth R. Garren...
Written by Alexis Barton After four years of success with the indoor and outdoor women’s track & field teams, Kaillee Philleo is taking some time to reflect on both her academic and athletic career as her time at Roanoke draws...
Written by Lauren Roth Roanoke athletes have had quite an adventure this year in trying to determine if they would have a season. These athletes went through ups and downs, initially thinking they would have a season with no issues,...
Written by Devon Mitchell On Friday, April 9, Prince Philip, the husband of British monarch Queen Elizabeth II, died. On Saturday, April 17, the royal family and the U.K. mourned his death, as the Duke was laid to rest at...
Written by Alexis Barton After being ranked 25th in the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association Division III Poll, the women’s lacrosse team has been on a roll in conference play. The team has dominated the Old Dominion Athletic Conference so...
Written by Katherine Clatterbuck Roanoke men’s golf will travel to the ODAC Championship match this weekend, Sunday April 25th and Monday April 26th, for a two day match against 11 other ODAC schools. Day one of the match will consist...
Written by Marisa Seager Grace Robinson, a junior from Concord, NC: “There is a popular analogy about burning the candle at both ends. Well, at this point in the semester, there is no more candle. Assignments are piling up higher and...

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Written by Devon Mitchell It’s the most exciting time of the year again! Although it’s two and half months late, the 2021 Oscars are this Sunday, and by the looks of it, it appears this is going to be a...
Written by Sydney Brenner Sometimes we all get caught up in our busy, hectic lives and forget to appreciate the nature around us. No matter where you look in Salem there is always some visible aspect of nature to appreciate,...
Written by Zach "Does Anyone Want a Toaster?" Dalton Well, the time is upon us. The end of the semester. For some it means a nice summer at home with your parents. After about three months you'll come back to...
Written by Bradley Bommarito On Saturday, April 17, RC’s Office of Alumni and Family Relations hosted an interactive panel about RC student experiences with the Fulbright Program.  Titled “NOKELive: An Insider's Look at the Fulbright Program,” this live event hosted...
Written by Kristina Calhoun The ending of a reality TV show era is upon the E! Network. “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” is coming to an end after 14 years and 20 seasons.  The news came from the Kardashians themselves on...

Out of JLove

Written by Mateo Biggs ​As one of the most prominent Latina singers and actresses today, Jennifer Lopez is typically what everyone either wants or wants to be. Fifty-one years old and still looking 20, with a net worth of 400...
Written by Kaelyn Spickler Your 20’s bring a lot of firsts and a lot of adulting moments. Moving away from home, starting a job, and/or getting married are all things people associate with the ten years following turning 20. Eyeing...
Written by Carter Weissenfluh With the NFL draft approaching in a few weeks, I wanted to share my insights and opinions about the incoming draft class. Here are my top 10 projections for the 2021 NFL Draft: Jacksonville Jaguars -...
Written by Mateo Biggs For over a year now, COVID-19 has affected everyone in every age group and has changed how everyone lives – especially with masks becoming a part of modern fashion with different patterns and images printed onto...

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