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This page features engaging stories on noteworthy events on and around the Roanoke College campus. Special events, collegiate awards and accomplishments, administrative announcements, and even local crimes and emergencies are frequently covered.

New Indictment in Tupac Murder Case

Written by Hannah Guanti  A Las Vegas grand jury has made an indictment on Friday in relation to the 1996 murder case of Tupac Shakur....

World Cup Comes to Florida

Written by Mihdi Agbaw ​Fédération Internationale de Football Association, the international governing body of  football, is transferring at least 100 jobs from its headquarters in...

The Legacy of Dianne Feinstein

Written by Mikaela Gantz California Senator Dianne Feinstein died Thursday night in her Washington D.C. home at 90 years old. During her 20 years in...

iOS 17 is finally here!

On Monday, Apple rolled out its latest software update, iOS 17 introducing several new features and improvements to the operating system. Apple also revealed...

The Climate Change “Agenda” is not a hoax

Written by Mikaela L. Gantz There were a lot of things said in the first republican presidential primary that didn’t make much sense. However, that's just...

On-Campus Conference Lifts Up Student Voices

by Alexis Barton For its second year, Roanoke College hosted the Virginia Conference on Race (VCR), a two-day interdisciplinary conference that examines racial issues from...

Tragedy in Nashville: A Letter From the Editor

by Alexis Barton, Editor in Chief Evelyn Diekhaus. William Kinney. Hallie Scruggs. Mike Hill. Cynthia Peak. Katherine Koonce. If you have been following the news...

Dr. Leila Hanafi on The Importance of Women’s Voices

by Hannah Guanti As we reach the end of women’s history month, it is important to showcase the stories of women worldwide. On March 27,...

The Fight for the Right to Abortion

Written by Mikaela Gantz The debate on one of America’s most divisive issues is still making the frontlines almost a year after Roe v. Wade...

Celebrating Powerful Women

by Alexis Barton The month of March marks the yearly celebration of women’s history month and International Women’s Day. In its worldwide celebration, the month...

Preserving Community: Black in Appalachia

by Alexis Barton Since 2019, the Center for Studying Structures of Race (CSSR) has brought a unique perspective to the Roanoke community. Through their advocacy...

A Notice From the Editor-in-Chief

by Alexis Barton With the current academic year quickly approaching its end, it is time for the annual search for a new Editor-in-Chief of The...

Environmental Disaster in Ohio

by Mikaela Gantz It has now been three weeks since a train derailed and released toxic chemicals into the environment in East Palestine, Ohio. The...

Mass Shootings Continue Across U.S.

by Alexis Barton So far into 2023, the United States has seen an alarming number of mass shootings. According to the Gun Violence Archive, there...

War in Ukraine Reaches One Year

By Hannah Guanti   It has been one year since Russia invaded Ukrainian territory. On February 24, 2022 Russia officially entered into Ukraine and effectively started...

Climate Protection is Not a Crime

 by Mikaela Gantz On Tuesday, January 17 climate activist Greta Thunberg was attending a sit-in in protest against coal mine expansion in Lützerath, Germany. A...

Changing Tides in Midterm Elections

by Mikaela Gantz All of the votes for the United States House of Representatives and Senate, with the exception of a runoff election in Georgia,...

Narcan Training and Opioid Education on Campus

by Hannah Guanti  According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, opioids are currently the leading cause of drug-related deaths. The CDC certifies that...

The Four Races Likely to Decide the Senate

by Mikaela Gantz The midterms are finally here and there are four key races political analysts are keeping a close eye on that are predicted...

Will Daylight Savings Time Be No More?

by Hannah Guanti  Daylight savings time has been the norm since before most Americans were born. Since its enactment in 1918, Americans have set their...