Colleges Compete in Annual Ethics Bowl Hosted by RC
Written by Emily Leclerc
On Feb. 10 and 11, Roanoke College had the pleasure of hosting the 20th annual Wells Fargo Ethics Bowl. The Ethics...
Fraternity Hopefuls Celebrate Bids Day
Written by Lorin Brice Hall
On Feb. 2, a series ofjoyous celebration took place throughout the Roanoke College community. Last Saturday was the semesterly Boys...
Roanoke Valley HOPE Initiative Offers Support, Services
Written by Emma Grosskopf
The Roanoke Valley HOPE Initiative (RVHI) is a volunteer-based organization here in the valley that focuses on helping individuals who suffer...
Local Journalist and Activist Beth Macy Addresses Opioid Crisis
Written by Aeryn McMurtry and Zoe Manoukian
Beth Macy, author of New York Times bestseller “Dopesick: Dealers, Doctors, and the Drug Company that Addicted America,”...
FEAST Feeds, Inspires Artists
Written by Robby Mangum
Last Wednesday, Olin Hall Galleries hosted FEAST, a dinner for RC students majoring in the fine arts. FEAST, which stands for...
Rekindle Romance With These 2019 Tips
Written by Kaelyn Spickler
Welcome to 2019, y’all! With the New Year comes new hookups, relationships and the like. I’m sure we all have learned...
Maroons Go Greek!
Written by Bradley Bommarito
The beginning of each semester marks an important time period for a subset of the RC student body. This is the...
RC Honors MLK’s Legacy with Lecture from Distinguished Reverend, Religion Scholar
Written by Bradley Bommarito
Last Monday marked the annual celebration and commemoration of the life and legacy of perhaps America’s greatest civil rights activist and...
Longest Shutdown in History Continues Amidst Political Firestorm
Written by Emily Leclerc
As of Jan. 25, the U.S. government will have been partially shut down for 35 days. Before this, the longest shutdown...
RC Students Compete, Collaborate to Solve Salem Civic Challenge
Written by Lorin Brice Hall
On Saturday, Nov. 10, RC’s Center for Leadership and Entrepreneurial Innovation (CLEI) and Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization (CEO) club partnered with...
RC Celebrates Founders’ Day
Written by Emily Leclerc
Every year since 1993, Roanoke College has celebrated the life of the college’s founder and first president with Founders’ Day. Dr....
Muslim Matters: Dr. Esposito Talks Facts, Corrects Misperceptions
Written by Bradley Bommarito
On Wednesday, Nov. 7, renowned Islam scholar Dr. John Esposito spoke to an eager crowd of students, faculty and community members...
Midterm Elections: What Were The Results and What Do They Mean?
Written by Madalyn Chapman
Tuesday, Nov. 6 was the date of the 2018 midterm elections. 35 out of the 100 seats in the United States...
‘Toy Like Me’ Making Progress at RC
Written by Shamira James
According to the World Health Organization, around 15% of the world’s population is living with a disability. While some disabilities are...
Dickenson Talks Medical Technology
Written by Emily LeClerc
Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of men and women across the United States. Each year, around six hundred thousand...
Flash Flooding Ravages North Side
Written by Bradley Bommarito
Though classes were cancelled for one day during Hurricane Florence in September, the impact of flooding at RC at that time...
SWV Empowers Women
Sisters With Voices is the newest organization at RC and is a group that strives to build bonds of sisterhood and empower its members. This...
RC Professor Organizes Dragon Festival at Virginia Museum of Natural History
Written by Emily Leclerc
Last weekend, the Virginia Museum of Natural History held their annual Dragon Festival. Along with exhibits based on dragons and presentations...
Subject and Writing Tutors Support Students
Written by Bradley Bommarito
As students face increasing workloads over the course of a semester, they may become aware of academic areas or skill sets...
Musical Extravaganza Amazes on Family Weekend
Written by Jordan Hanson
The Musical Extravaganza is an amazing annual event hosted by CAB during Family Weekend. On the evening of Sept. 29, many...