With February now in full swing, it is once again time for the annual Darwin Days Scavenger Hunt! This year’s Hunt will take place TODAY, February 14th, from 2:30 to 7 pm! This delightful Roanoke College tradition is inspired by influential naturalist Charles Darwin, famous for his Theory of Evolution that fundamentally changed the scientific…
All eyes were on the Chiefs Sunday night as they were on the mission for the first 3-peat in NFL history. Jalen Hurts and the Eagles received the ball to start the game which almost resulted in a big play from AJ Brown, but there was ultimately an offensive penalty called on him. The Eagles…
Our Maroon athletes within the Basketball department have been absolutely killing it as of late! Continuing onward the Men’s Basketball ODAC journey, they haven’t let their loss from Randolph-Macon discourage them from making it out on top. If anything, it’s only been used for fuel to continue having more successes with each upcoming game. On…
The Roanoke College baseball team walked into their season opener with a mix of excitement and anticipation. It had been since 2021 that they’d won their first game of the season, but this year was different. Under the guidance of new head coach Brett Kaminski, the Maroons were ready to make their mark. Things didn’t…
It has been a bit since we had a school break and since we are in that period right after the holidays- when most of us spend a lot of time with family and friends- where things might feel lonely. Homesickness goes around in times like this, and for some of us, it isn’t easy…
Valentine’s Day is not only a holiday to spend with a significant other, but it can also be spent with any loved one in your life! Whether that be family or friends, what better way to demonstrate this love than with a little gift to show appreciation for these people in your life who make…
When examining campus culture, we often focus on student activities. This semester we started a series examining how professors on campus contribute to our culture as well! This week we’re hearing from Dr. Chris Lassiter, a Professor of Biology. Q: How did you come to work in your field? A: I was fascinated by science…
Valentine’s Day, celebrated annually on February 14th, is a day dedicated to love and affection. While it is now synonymous with romantic gestures, its origins are rooted in a blend of history, legend, and tradition. The history of Valentine’s Day dates back to ancient Rome, where the festival of Lupercalia was celebrated from February 13th…
This Spring Break, the Center for Civic Engagement headed by Jesse Griffin will be leading a disaster relief trip to Asheville, North Carolina. On this trip, we will be doing Hurricane recovery work, including potential home reconstruction, bridge reconstruction, and material delivery for families still affected by Hurricane Helene. We will be working with Lutheran…
The 16th annual President’s Ball, known to students as the “R Ball” or formally “Prez Ball”, will be held Friday, February 21st from 8:00 to 11:00 PM. This event will be held in the Colket Center. Tickets will be available at the information desk in Colket starting Monday, February 17th. Each student with a Maroon…