Article by Beth Janes
The Brown Hen, a polpular breakfast and lunch spot located on the corner of College Avenue and Main Street in downtown Salem, closed its doors over the summer.
In a post on the restaurant’s Facebook page on Aug....
Article by David Hall
Reverend Jesse Jackson, major civil rights leader and former presidential candidate, spoke at Roanoke College in a town hall event sponsored by Roanoke College Democrats to a collection of students and community members.
Jackson and Virginia Delegate...
Article by Ryan Hunt
One thing that Roanoke knows how to do is to host events that bring the community and those of the surrounding area together to enjoy a night of fun and great music. On Sept. 14, at...
Article by Madalyn Chapman
We live in an age where, in lieu of creating new content, Hollywood has chosen to reimagine old movies. That is, if they don't take them and add sequels to them.
The general consensus is among RC...
Article by Robert Mangum
Roanoke College's Stat Crew is making a name for itself as one of the college's go-to sources for sports analytics. On Sept. 12, several members of the crew explained what they do and why it's important...
Are you from the stone ages? Or are you always up to date?
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Article by Sarah Joseph
As the Quantico Marine Corps band walked into the Cregger Center gymnasium those who served were apparent. They sat a little taller, more alert, and their overall demeanor transported them back into their unit.
“Once a marine,...
Article by Joe Krzyston
For a brief, uncharacteristic moment, I’d like to give voice to a belief that I do not hold myself. I’d like to air publicly a couple of grievances concerning the new Rooney topiary, which some might...
Article by Ben Vester
I often find myself paralyzed in intellectual discussion, unable to enhance the conversation with an insightful comment or a reasonable critique. Despite my desire to offer a unique understanding of the issue, I feel sluggish and...
Article by Emma Grosskopf
On Friday, Sept. 8 at 6 p.m., the Olin Gallery was bustling with over 200 people who were there to admire the work of artists Steve Keene and Steve West in the gallery’s first big opening...
Article by Leilani Doneux
For Democrats all over the United States, the months since the 2016 presidential election have been an imperfect storm: branding, party goals and message, and “where to go from here” loom large in the minds and ideologies...
Article by Emma Grosskopf
Kyle and Edwin Foster seem like your typical college grads, out in the real world, trying to make it on their own. And, boy, are they making it.
The Foster brothers co-founded the app COVEY, which is...
Article by Emma Grosskopf
I might be the only person who hasn’t seen the new IT movie, and I might be the only person who has zero interest in it. Let’s be real, here. The life of a college student...
Article by Maddy Chapman
If you’re a ‘90s kid, chances are you grew up watching shows like Hannah Montana and That’s So Raven. With Netflix’s recent announcement that they’re considering adding old kids’ shows to their lineup, I wanted to...
Article by Shamira James
I know at some point or another we’ve all looked up what was trending in the fashion world and been stunned or even left in awe of what some of the hottest designers were putting out....
Article by Jordan Hanson
Taylor Swift has risen from the grave with news of a new album and two new songs, and if you haven’t at least heard of them, you’ve probably been living under a rock. Swift’s new sound...
Article Written by Paige Stewart
Roanoke College students returned to campus this August to find many improvements to their residence halls, from new furniture and windows to brick paths, rather than sidewalks, leading to some buildings. These updates were coordinated...
Article Written by Emma Grosskopf
All of us, at one point or another, have looked at a professor like they’ve grown another head. All of us, at one point or another, have felt like if our professor DOESN’T STOP TALKING RIGHT...
Article written by Paige Stewart
St. a Confederate soldier stands atop a stone pedestal. He faces due south, towards home, with a rifle at his side in a rest position. Commissioned in 1909 by the United Daughters of the Confederacy...
Reverend Jesse Jackson, major civil rights leader and former presidential candidate, spoke at Roanoke College in a town hall event sponsored by Roanoke College Democrats to a collection of students and community members.
Jackson and Virginia Delegate Sam Rasoul, an...
