Written by Jessica Shelburne On Oct. 25, Kanye West finally released the long-awaited album ‘Jesus is King.’ The album missed two initial release dates in Sept. and Nov. of 2018, followed by an indefinite delay. In late Sept. of this year, the album was reintroduced as “Jesus is King” and set to release on the…
Written by Lorin Brice Hall On Thursday, Nov. 7, the Roanoke College Health Education Awareness Team (HEAT) and Student Health and Counseling hosted their annual Take Back The Night event from 7 through 10 p.m. on the patio in front of the Colket Center. “This event is one of the most influential and meaningful projects…
Emilee O’Dell is one of this campus’s confirmed movers and shakers. Everyone who knows this Religious Studies major knows she is someone who adds to the value of this campus. This incredible junior, who was a lovely Mrs. Incredible for Halloween, is known to all her many friends and acquaintances as a responsible, vibrant person…
Written by Caisi Calandra This article may be coming a little late to the party, but it still holds importance. Every year, Halloween comes and goes in a flurry of new Internet memes and youthful humor. But the older we get, the more our relationship with Halloween changes. Halloween sort of morphs into this holiday…
Written by Robby Mangum On Oct. 29, RC film buffs got a chance to eat dinner with Pankaj Rishi Kumar, an award-winning director, producer, and documentary maker from India. They then viewed one of his films. Students from both the screen studies concentration and sociology department were invited to this event at the Monterey House. …
Written by Laurel Moore There are many times throughout my life where I’ve felt as if I was always trying to live up to a standard. Whether it be comparing my grades to others or comparing things about myself to other people, I usually always end up feeling bad about myself at the end. At…
Written by Zoe Manoukian Since coming to France in early September, I have enjoyed a variety of fine delicacies regional to France and, more specifically, the Loire Valley. I spent the first week in Nates sampling crêpes, mousse, biscuits, and cheese, and I began to familiarize myself with the Appelation D’origine Contrôlée (AOC), or the…
Written by Joey Slusher Virginia, along with a number of states including Kentucky and Mississippi, held state and local elections last Tuesday. This election was set to be a close one in the state, as the Democrats and Republicans went to bat over who would control the Commonwealth’s General Assembly. In an interesting turn of…
Written by Lorin Brice Hall This has been the year for eating on campus. This has been they semester that brought us burritos. The cavern burritos are one of two reasons I come to cavern. The other reason being the sushi. These are huge innovations that no one saw coming. It’s a blessing. The new…
Written by Jessica Shelburne The latter half of the year is complete with the majority of annual holidays. From the 4th of July to New Years, it is easy to rush from one holiday to the next without taking time to enjoy the present and the gift that each new day brings. Fall decorations are…