COVEY Launches at RC
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...
Death Row Survivor, Legal Activist Joseph Giarratano Shares Story
Written by Bradley Bommarito
Last Tuesday, Joseph Giarratano shared his experiences of being on Virginia’s death row for a crime that many believe he did...
RC Reckons with its own Confederate Monument
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...
Theatre Roanoke College’s Winter Production Captivates Audiences
Written by Bradley Bommarito
On Wednesday, Feb. 21, Theatre Roanoke College’s winter production, “The Shape of Things,” premiered in Olin Theater. The play ran through...
Olivia Kitt and Others Elected President in Campus Election
Written by David Hall
In an online election, 441 students cast votes for positions that varies from class representatives to an executive board consisting of...
Quantico Marine Corps Band Returns to Roanoke
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...
Jackson: ‘Every Vote Matters’
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...
New support groups offered for students facing common challenges
Article by Paige Stewart
The student health and counseling services office at Roanoke College is launching a series of support group sessions to address a variety...
SGA President Ousted in Nonviolent Bloodless Coup
Written by Joe Krzyston
In a turn of events widely expected for quite some time, SGA President Leah Weinstein has been ousted in a bloodless...
Res Life Makes Multiple Improvements
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...
Over the Hill: Unauthorized Vehicle Drives onto Campus, Gets Stuck
Written by Bradley Bommarito
At around 10:27 p.m. on the cold winter night of January 21, RC Campus Safety received reports from students that a...
Getting Behind? Get Help.
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,...
Former Senator Preaches Cooperation
Written by David Hall
Kelly Ayotte, former senator from New Hampshire and noted bipartisan, spoke to a plurality of students, faculty and members of the...
RC Dems Hosts VA Delegate Candidates
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...
Stress Levels Rise as Finals Week Approaches
Bradley Bommarito
As the fall semester comes to an end next Friday, students are faced with a seemingly endless amount of papers to finish, projects...
RC Quiz Bowl Teams Buzz their way to Tournament
Written by Bradley Bommarito
Two teams from RC’s Quiz Bowl club recently competed in a sectional championship tournament in North Carolina.
“This past weekend, we represented...
Brown Hen Shutters Its Doors
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,...
Elevating Black Voices: It’s Time to Listen and to Learn
Written by Alexis Barton
Let’s talk about what happened, or rather what has been happening to people of color in our country for decades. For...
McGill, RC honor those “Behind the Big House”
Written by Emily Searles
In an effort to provide agency for those enslaved who served the Monterey house, Roanoke college brought Joseph McGill, a public...
Former Senator to Speak on Campus
Article by Emma Grosskopf
Kelly Ayotte, former U.S senator of New Hampshire, will speak in Roanoke’s Bast Center on Monday, Oct. 30 at an event...
