News Archive

Roanoke College assesses potential impact of H1N1 virus

Considerable attention has been paid in the media to the potential impact of the H1N1 virus on college campuses. Thus far, we have been fortunate in experiencing only a small number of cases.
Roanoke College Education Professor Receives Teaching Award

Dr. Leslie Murrill, associate professor of education at Roanoke College, was awarded the 2009 Virginia Association of Colleges of Education's Instructional Leadership Award at the annual Association of Teacher Educators in Virginia Annual Conference.
Small fire in Chesapeake Hall contained

The sprinklers in the building deployed and the fire was quickly extinguished by the sprinklers. Students were evacuated from the building and the Salem Fire Department was on the scene three minutes after getting the report.
Award-Winning Poets from Roanoke College Talk Art at Taubman

Poets Melanie Almeder, Cynthia Atkins and Mary Crockett Hill will share "Language For the Sake of Art" on Friday, September 11, at noon at the Taubman Museum of Art in downtown Roanoke. The writers, who are colleagues in the English Department, share a common interest in ekphrasis-or poetry about art-and will be reading from poems inspired by works of art.
Roanoke History Professor Receives Research Fellowship to Cambridge

Jacob Lauinger, assistant professor of history, has been named the first recipient of the Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Research Fellowship, a newly endowed three-year award given in partnership by the University of Chicago and the University of Cambridge.
Roanoke College Receives Verizon Grant

Dr. Gary L. Whitt, associate professor of education and faculty advisor in the Center for Learning and Teaching, and Mark D. Poore, director of instructional technology and an adjunct faculty member in computer science, recently helped the College to receive a grant from the Verizon Foundation through a program of the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges.
Roanoke College Alumni Release Books

Two Roanoke College alumni have recently released books while another Roanoke alumnus is in the process of publishing a memoir.
Professor Hinlicky reflects on semester in Slovakia

Nine Roanoke students took part in a pilot semester abroad program and had great experiences of academic rigor coupled with weekend excursions.
Roanoke's Rooney is a Hawk

Rooney arrived on campus today to the cheers of Roanoke students and alumni.
Hanstedt awarded Fulbright to Hong Kong

Dr. Paul Hanstedt, associate professor of English, recently was selected as a Fulbright scholar grantee to Hong Kong. Beginning September 2010, he will work with a university there on developing general education curriculum for the country's new four-year undergraduate model while studying the region's culture and literature.
Roanoke sees a record number of deposits for Class of 2013

Roanoke College officials are “tickled Maroon” about another record number of freshman deposits for fall 2009 semester. Currently, 574 first year students and 61 transfer students have made deposits to signify their intention to be a Roanoke College Maroon in the fall.
Osborne and Yerkes Highlight Roanoke at NCAA Div. III Outdoor Track & Field Championships

Yerkes finished second in the 400-meters ; Osborne sixth in the long jump
William Coleman addresses record class at Roanoke College Commencement exercises

Civil rights leader spoke, received honorary degree. View photo galleries of events, added May 6, 2009.
Dr. Richard Smith appointed as Roanoke's Vice President and Dean of the College

Smith is a political scientist with teaching and administrative experience from Millsaps College and Carnegie Mellon University.
Yerkes Claims First Place in Indoor Track & Field National Championships

Robin Yerkes won first place in the 400m at the 2009 NCAA Indoor Track and Field National Championships. The championships were held at the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Indiana.
Roanoke President Michael Maxey to receive honorary Doctor of Divinity from Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary

Maxey is “deeply honored,”sees partnership with the Church as mutually enhancing.
Swine Flu (H1N1) Update as of May 1

Roanoke College continues to monitor the outbreak of Influenza A (H1N1).
Maroons Triumph in 11-9 win over Washington & Lee in ODAC Championship

Roanoke dethroned the six-time defending ODAC champions for its first title since 1999.
Roanoke College’s summer reading is award-winning true story

Once again this year, the Roanoke College education will begin for new students before they even step foot on campus. The College will send all incoming freshmen and transfer students the award-winning book, The Last American Man, by author Elizabeth Gilbert.
Roanoke College expecting a strong turnout for Virginia Private College Week

Governor Tim Kaine has issued a proclamation recognizing July 27-August 1 as "Private College Week" in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Roanoke College is one of 25 private Virginia colleges that will offer campus tours and information sessions.
Roanoke College Announces New Trustees

Paris Butler '00 and Peggy Horn '78 are the newest members of the College's Board of Trustees.
Lutheran book club chooses Schultz's The Madhouse Nudes

Author calls selection "a little unexpected."
Economist wins international award

Dr. Sebastian Berger, assistant professor of economics, was recently honored with an international economics award.
Roanoke College announces new endowed professorships

Two new endowed professorships have been established and filled at Roanoke College, bringing the total of endowed professorships to eight. Several other appointments to endowed professorships have been finalized.
Roanoke College Hosts Tenth Annual Copenhaver Institute

The tenth annual Margaret Sue Copenhaver Institute for Teaching and Learning (MSCI) will take place again this year at Roanoke College from June 22-24. The topic of this year’s institute is the “The Changing Face of Who We Teach.”
Brad Moore named ODAC SID of the Year

In only his second year at Roanoke, Moore is the 2008-09 Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Sports Information Director of the Year, as voted on by the league's sports information professionals.
Roanoke College Graduate and Staff Member Receives Fraternity Honor

Roanoke College graduate and current director of financial aid, Thomas Blair, Jr. '85, recently received an award from the national office of the Sigma Chi Fraternity.
NCAA DII and DIII Women's Lacrosse Championships

Virginia's "Championship City" has awarded 54 NCAA Division II or Division III championships throughout its storied history, but this weekend welcomes a new event to Salem.
William Coleman Jr. to speak at commencement

The Honorable William Thaddeus Coleman Jr. will attend Roanoke College's Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 2. Coleman will give the Commencement Address and will receive an honorary doctor of laws degree from Roanoke College.
Roanoke College Professor Awarded $100,000 Grant from USDA

Dr. Leonard Pysh, associate professor of biology at Roanoke College, was recently awarded a two-year research grant of $100,000 from the United States Department of Agriculture.
Roanoke College Professors, Retirees and Alums Release Recent Books

Several books with Roanoke College connections are recently published.
Roanoke College's Maroon cards welcomed at Salem merchants

A small but growing list of Salem businesses have signed up for the College's Maroon Card off-campus program.
Professors Receive Grant from the National Science Foundation

Dr. Jack Steehler and Dr. Benjamin Huddle, professors of chemistry at Roanoke College, were recently awarded a three-year grant of nearly $100,000 from the National Science Foundation.
Roanoke lacrosse advances in NCAA tournament

The Roanoke College women's lacrosse team advances to the NCAA regionals after a big 14-9 win over Cabrini on Wednesday night. Men face Denison on Saturday in Salem.
Mary Crockett Hill '91 offers book reading

This afternoon, April 13, at 5:30 p.m. Roanoke College's English department will host a reading/book signing/celebration of Mary Hill's award-winning second book of poems, called A Theory of Everything. Hill, a member of Roanoke's class of '91, also teaches at the College.
Roanoke College Hosts Annual Women's Forum

In honor of Women's History Month, Roanoke College will host its annual Women's Forum event, a series of events March 15-22. This week-long celebration will include lectures, discussions, exhibitions, performances and other events that feature or focus on women in areas across the liberal arts.
Phi Beta Kappa Hosts Darwin Expert

The Nu Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at Roanoke College is hosting a lecture in celebration of its charter week this year. Dr. Duncan Porter, Professor Emeritus of Biological Sciences at Virginia Tech and Charles Darwin expert, will speak on "The Evolution of Charles Darwin."
Copenhaver Institute Call for Applications

Roanoke College's Margaret Sue Copenhaver Institute for Teaching and Learning (MSCI) will begin accepting applications on December 1 for its tenth annual three-day residential institute for teachers, to be held on June 22-24, 2009.
Eugene Zdziarski appointed as Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students

President Michael Maxey announces the appointment of Eugene Zdziarski as the Vice President of Student Affairs.
2009 Management Institute Program Accepting Nominations

The Management Institute (TMI), sponsored by Roanoke College's Business Administration and Economics Department, is accepting nominations for the 2009 Management Program.
Charlotte Parks joins Roanoke as VP of Resource Development

Parks will oversee the college's advancement efforts including alumni and parent programs, and church relations.
Fowler event cancelled due to inclement weather

“A Retrospective: The Meaning of the 2008 Elections” has not been rescheduled at this point. An announcement will be forthcoming if the event is rescheduled.
Roanoke blogging inauguration updates Tuesday

News blog readers can expect updates from Maroons in D.C. throughout the day on Tuesday.
Virginia Private Colleges Remain Affordable in Today's Economy

Roanoke's WRAP event is part of a series around the state.
Roanoke Professor is Co-Investigator on Major Research Grant

Dr. Christopher Lassiter, assistant professor of biology at Roanoke, recently was awarded a grant from the Virginia Commonwealth Health Research Board (CHRB). The two-year research grant of $263,000 begins July 1 and is shared with four investigators at Virginia Military Institute.
Carl Bernstein addresses College community

Watergate journalist speaks at opening convocation, encourages students to differentiate between “truths, half truths and lies.”
Roanoke College honors Wayne Tripp with annual Charles Brown award

Award recognizes Salem citizens who have gone beyond their professional settings to make Salem a better place to live.
THE ROANOKE COLLEGE POLL: Obama Leads McCain in Virginia; Warner Still U.S. Senate Favorite

Senator Barack Obama leads Senator John McCain by 48%-39% in the Presidential campaign in Virginia.
Roanoke College Roanoke College readies for Election 08 with voter-themed events

The Roanoke College community is preparing for this historic election with several events aimed at getting students out and active in politics - and in protecting themselves.
Roanoke welcomes new faculty

Nineteen professors have joined the Roanoke College faculty for the 2008-09 academic year.
Roanoke College Professors Offer Public Talk on Wall Street Collapse

Three Roanoke College professors will offer a public talk on "The Wall St. Collapse: Its Economic, Political and Ethical Significance" on Monday, October 6 at 7 p.m.
Roanoke College announces three new appointments

Dr. Michael A. Hakkenberg has been named as Roanoke College's interim vice president and dean of the college.
Maxey appoints Green Advisory Committee at Roanoke College

Reflecting Roanoke College's commitment to environmental responsibility, President Michael Maxey has formed a Green Advisory Committee.
Strong turnout expected for Virginia Private College Week

Governor Kaine has issued a proclamation recognizing July 28-August 2 as “Private College Week” in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Student celebrates citizenship, is featured in NY Times

Roanoke College junior Vesna Zeljkovic became a U.S. citizen on the 4th of July-and she did it in a big way.
College names Fowler competition winners

Roanoke College has named Laura Hamilton and Katherine Suehs as winners of the 2008 Henry H. Fowler Student Public Policy Paper Competition.
Roanoke faculty experts discuss U.S. Supreme court decisions

Recent decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court center around the expertise of two Roanoke professors. Dr. Harry Wilson and Dr. Todd Peppers offer their perspectives on these landmark decisions.
Award-winning memoir is summer reading

This week, Roanoke College mailed out nearly 650 copies of the award-winning memoir, "The Glass Castle," to incoming freshman and transfer students, who will read it before arriving on campus in August.
Roanoke College Announces Management Institute Graduates

The following people completed The Management Institute (TMI) program, sponsored by Roanoke College's business administration and economics department, this spring.
John D. McAfee's Roanoke College commencement address

John D. McAfee, the founder of McAfee, Inc. which developed the world's first computer virus scanner, was the keynote speaker at Roanoke College's commencement ceremony where a record 421 graduates received degrees. Click through for a transcript of McAfee's speech.
John McAfee Addresses Record Class at Commencement

John D. McAfee, the founder of McAfee, Inc., was the keynote speaker at Roanoke College's commencement ceremony where a record 421 graduates received degrees. McAfee advised the graduates to question authority in ways that are constructive in their own lives.
Bader Receives Distinguished Fellowship

Roanoke College student Geoffrey Bader has been selected to receive a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship from the American Society of Plant Biologists, which includes a stipend and has him pursuing research this summer.
President Bush Names Roanoke College Graduate to National Council on Humanities

President Bush nominated Dr. Carol M. Swain ‘83 to the National Council on the Humanities for a six-year term. Swain is a member of the Roanoke College Board of Trustees, a professor of political science and law at Vanderbilt University and a native of the Roanoke region.
Roanoke College Introduces Mobile Web Site

A slimmed down version of Roanoke College's Web site is now perfect for use by smart phones and cell phones with Web-browsing capabilities.
McDermott Releases New Book on Mormon-Evangelical Debate

Dr. Gerald McDermott, professor of religion at Roanoke College, is the co-author of a book about Jesus-how Mormons and evangelical Christians see him differently.
Roanoke College Announces New Trustees

Roanoke College's Board of Trustees Chairman Robert Wortmann announces the appointment of new trustees: Kenneth J. Belton Sr., of Salem; Pamela L. Cabalka, of Edina, Minn.; Judith B. Hall, of New York, N.Y.; and Andrew J. O'Keefe, of Madison, N.J.
College welcomes new students

"Muscle Corps" among new additions to orientation in 2008
Roanoke hosts annual education institute

The Margaret Sue Copenhaver Institute for Teaching and Learning (MSCI) will hold its ninth annual three-day residential institute for teachers at Roanoke College on June 23-25. The institute offers a professional development opportunity for K-12 teachers and administrators from this region.
Roanoke College dedicates the new Goode-Pasfield Center for Learning & Teaching

Center is named in honor of the late Otto Goode, a well-known Vinton business and civic leader.
Roanoke College Dean John Day accepts position at John Carroll University

Dr. John Day, vice president and dean of Roanoke College, is leaving Roanoke College after six years. Day has accepted the position of academic vice president at John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio.
Phi Beta Kappa Nu of Virginia

Nu of Virginia inducted several new members in May 2007
Roanoke College Honors Alumni Medalists

Message from the College
Maroons place second in 4 x 100 relay at NCAA Finals

Marrons Place 2nd in NCAA Finals
Bast Center Gets New Scoreboard

Roanoke's indoor sports venue, the Bast Center, has replaced its 27-year-old scoreboard with new state-of-the-art equipment that includes shot clocks and a jumbotron message board.
College Hosts NCAA D-III Women's LAX championship

Virginia's "championship city" has awarded 50 NCAA Division II or Division III championships throughout its storied history, and the College welcomed an excited event this spring.
Roanoke College Fine Arts Majors Present Art Exhibit

Roanoke College's art majors will exhibit all media in a pre-graduation show from April 18-May 3 in Olin and Smoyer galleries.
John McAfee returns to Roanoke College as Commencement speaker

McAfee will receive honorary doctorate.
Senator Jim Webb visits campus

The Senator spoke to a crowd of around 100 students, faculty and staff.
Roanoke College Announces Spring Musical Performances

One previously announced event canceled.
Roanoke Student Hosts Fundraiser Lunch for Reading Day

Jeremiah Morrow is heavily involved with service through his fraternity
Roanoke College announces new date for Alan Dershowitz lecture

Dershowitz rescheduled for later in the spring.
Roanoke College Hosts Lecture by Professor of Jewish History

Lecture is inaugural event in new series.
From the Tide Pool to the Stars: Sailing with the Spirit of John Steinbeck and Ed Ricketts on a New Journey of Discovery in the Sea of Cortez

Christensen is professor of history at Stanford University.
Roanoke College, City of Salem to Host Memorial on Anniversary of VT Massacre

Memorial is in accordance with Governor Kaine's requests.
Roanoke College Announces Art Exhibit

Photography to be featured
Kandinsky Trio announces season finale concert

Guest artists are numerous for this show.
Roanoke College to Host Lecture on Negative Presidential Campaigning

Guest artists are numerous for this show.
Theatre Roanoke College Presents Spring Production

Guest artists are numerous for this show.
Roanoke College Hosts Lecture on Gender and Science

Sandra Harding of UCLA to talk.
Roanoke College Presents Reading by Robert Morgan

Morgan will read from his biography of Boone.
Roanoke College Student Presents Senior Voice Recital

Student concert features two vocalists.
Roanoke College will dedicate the new Goode-Pasfield Center for Learning and Teaching

Center serves as resource for many.
Roanoke College to Host Lecture by Hank Klibanoff

Guest artists are numerous for this show.
Murphy to speak about business ethics

Murphy is from Notre Dame's business department.
Column Replaced on Historic Roanoke College Administration Building

Column dates to 1903, recently began to bow.
Response to Ferrum incident

Roanoke wants to remind our campus community of our safety programs.
Roanoke College to celebrate Women's History Month with week of events

Women's Forum honors Women's history month.
Roanoke College Announces Lecture on Death Penalty

Speech is titled "Dead Man Walking: The Journey Continues"
Roanoke College Children's Choir Presents "Mini Concert"

Group to sing at the American Choral Directors Conventionlater that week.
Roanoke College Announces Art Exhibit

Works by Kass, Shatzman
Roanoke College Hosts Lecture on the Civil War “Battle of Hampton Roads”

Dr. John V. Quarstein on the “Power of Iron Over Wood”
Roanoke College announces poetry reading by one of its own

Atkins' book published recently.
Theatre Roanoke College Produces One-Act Performances

Plays are directed by students.
Roanoke College Hosts Lecture on Elements of City Life

Philosopher Manuel DeLanda is speaker.
Roanoke College Hosts Screening of Darfur Documentary

"Darfur Diaries: Message from Home"
Dershowitz Lecture Canceled

Dershowitz is a renowned defense attorney, author and law professor.
Roanoke College Presents Comedy Concert

Comedian has performed with Dane Cook, others.
Maxey appeared on WVTF's Evening Edition

Hear the broadcast.
Roanoke College Professor Wins Award for Book on Politics in Uganda

Award is for book titled "Regime Hegemony in Museveni's Uganda: Pax Musevenica."
Noted Experts to Debate Religion's Place in Global Warming Dialogues

Debate will address role of churches in global warming.
Roanoke College to Host Alan Dershowitz

"Defending our Humanity: FCNL's Work to End the Use of Torture."
Kandinsky Trio Performs First Concert of the Year

Concert features guest artist Roger Chase.
Roanoke College Names Poggendorf Vice President for Enrollment

Poggendorf is Roanoke graduate, former director of admissions at the College.
Roanoke College Inaugurates President Michael Maxey

Maxey is Roanoke's eleventh president.
Roanoke College Announces Art Exhibit

Exhibit features paintings, installations by Bill Rutherfoord and others.
Roanoke College Presents an Evening of Bands

Concert to feature local bands
Roanoke College to host play in honor of Martin Luther King Day

Play suggests what might have happened in a meeting between King and Malcolm X.
Roanoke College sells Jefferson Street property

Property had been donated to the college.
Roanoke College's statement regarding MRSA

Statement in response to recent local cases
Roanoke College Children's Choir Presents "Songs of the Season"

Show is typically a sellout.
Copenhaver Institute Accepting Applications

The institute's theme is "The Inclusive Classroom."
Roanoke College Announces Kandinsky Trio Concert

Guest artist is soprano Elizabeth Weigle.
Roanoke College Hosts Lecture on Myths of Spanish Conquest

Matthew Restall, Penn State, is guest lecturer.
JAZZ AND WIND ENSEMBLES TO PRESENT HOLIDAY CONCERT

Chef Bob's hot chocolate will be served.
Roanoke College A Cappella Groups Announce Winter Concert

Roanoke's two a cappella groups will perform.
Roanoke College Choir Presents "Lessons and Carols of Christmas"

This year's is the 23rd annual concert.
ROANOKE COLLEGE PRESENTS DR. WALTER HUNT WITH CHARLES BROWN AWARD

Hunt nurtured Salem's independent school system from infancy.
Roanoke College to Host Popular Artist

Painter Steve Keene will create and sell works on site.
Theatre Roanoke Presents Fall Production

"Antigone" is play to be performed.
International Education Week

International Education Week begins November 12
Roanoke College's 2008 Management Institute Accepting Nominations

Deadline is November 9.
Fisher Lecture to Focus on Immortality

Lecture will examine how advances in modern science continue to increase life expectancy
Barry Drake Brings "70s Rock: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" to Roanoke College

College Ensemble teams up with Blacksburg Community Band
Roanoke College tests Maroon Alerts messaging system

System uses text messaging to cell phones and also e-mail addresses.
Campus’ critical incident task force issues its report

Task force reviewed college policies and guidelines for prevention, preparedness and response.
Roanoke College implements Maroon Alert text messaging system

System uses text messaging to cell phones and also e-mail addresses.
Task Force to Review Critical Incident Plan

Group appointed in wake of VT shootings.
Roanoke College cancels fireworks, but continues with its Illumination Celebration on Thursday

Join campus as it honors new president, Michael Creed Maxey
Roanoke College's Presidential Inauguration includes Showcase of the Arts

RSVP required.
Roanoke College Announces Lecture by Hate Crime Victim's Mother

Matthew Shepard was killed at the University of Wyoming in 1998
Roanoke College Hosts Art Exhibit

Concert kicks off 20th season.
Roanoke College Wind Ensemble and Blacksburg Community Band Join Forces

College Ensemble teams up with Blacksburg Community Band
Roanoke College to Host Lecture on English Language Education and Policies

Lecturer is from Sri Lanka
Tom DeLuca Returns to Roanoke

Event features local writers.
Roanoke College to Host Lecture on Religion of Jamestown

Harry Stout to lecture on religion of Jamestown.
Robertson Receives Margaret Sue Copenhaver Contribution to Education Award

Copenhaver award honors excellence in education
Magician Mike Super to Perform Live at Roanoke College

Show is sponsored by the Campus Activities Board.
Yellowjackets Open Performing Art Series

Group is celebrating its 25th anniversary.
Roanoke College Announces Elderscholar Lecture Series

Series is for seniors at least 55 years of age.
Roanoke College Announces Visiting Writers Series Event

Event features local writers.
Fulbright Scholar Bhattacharyya to Lecture about Globalization

Scholar is international trade and macroeconomics expert.
Roanoke College reacts to Va. Tech carbon monoxide accident

Incident of CO draws questions of lessons learned.
Michael Creed Maxey appointed 11th President of Roanoke College

Appointment of Roanoke's Eleventh President
S&P upgrades Roanoke College rating to A-

Standard & Poor’s Rating Services, a leading provider of financial market intelligence, has upgraded the bond rating for Roanoke College to a rating of A-.
Roanoke College Professor Collaborates to Revise Gender Violence Anthology

Book addresses gender violence
Roanoke College Presents the Kandinsky Trio 20th Anniversary Series Opener

Concert kicks off 20th season.
Roanoke College Announces Lecture on Separation of Church and State

Lecture is sponsored by College's Center for Religion and Society
Roanoke College Plans for Second R House

House will be built on campus during Orientation.
Roanoke College presents lecture on "Jamestown, The Buried Truth"

Bill Kelso, director of archaeology for the Jamestown Rediscovery project, to speak.
The Anniversary of the Carbon Monoxide Incident at Roanoke College

Campus has made changes, continues to educate its community.
Students Participate in VT Poetry Memorial

Project initiated by two Roanoke professors and one from Hollins.
Roanoke's Commencement 2007

Ceremony's 410 Graduates a Record Number
Roanoke Responds to Va. Tech Tragedy

Message from the College
Jake Bennett Named Goldwater Scholar

Novelist to sign books at a reception following reading.
Roanoke Professor Publishes Book on Ugandan Politics

Professor to take students to Uganda as May travel course.
Religion Professor Publishes Sixth Book

McDermott wonders why there are different religions.
Roanoke College President Announces Plan to Resign

O'Hara's resignation is effective June 30.
Frequently Asked Questions About President O'Hara's Tenure

O'Hara's resignation is effective June 30.
Maroons Advance to NCAA Quarterfinals

Maroons Defeat Ohio Wesleyan 18-9, at Salisbury Wednesday
LAX Scores Four Goals in Final 50 Seconds to Win at Lynchburg

Maroons Score Four Goals in Final 50 Seconds in Win Over Lynchburg
Roanoke College Names Director of Admissions

Pennix has worked in admissions, multicultural affairs on campus.
Art Majors’ Exhibition to Open at Roanoke College

Senior art majors to showcase many mediums.
Roanoke College Announces Commencement Speaker

Over 400 degrees set to be awarded.
College Choir Announces "Spring Sing"

Guests will join in concert.
Children's Choir Spring Concert Announced

Guests will join in concert.
ROANOKE COLLEGE TO HOST JAZZ GUITARIST KURT ROSENWINKEL

Guitarist will be joined by his quartet.
ROANOKE COLLEGE SETS APPLICATION RECORD FOR SEVENTH STRAIGHT YEAR

Records set in nine of last ten years.
Athletic Field Dedication Set

Join in the celebration of the completion of our new artificial turf field.
Roanoke College Names Vice President of Resource Development

Robert Mollenhauer is new VP.
Virginia’s Secret: The Powhatan View of the First Years of the Jamestown Colony

Lecture is April 19.
Kandinsky Trio Announces Final Concert of Season

Trio to perform with guest violist Ralph Fielding.
Roanoke College Announces Winners in Juried Art Exhibit

Ray Kass served as juror.
Theatre Roanoke Presents Spring Production

An Evening of One-Acts by David Ives to be featured.
JAZZ AND WIND ENSEMBLES TO PRESENT SPRING CONCERT

Spring show features original works by director Joseph Blaha.
Roanoke College Hosts Lecture on Peace in the Middle East

Roanoke's International Cluster and the D.L. Jordan Endowment are co-sponsoring the event.
Roanoke College Invites Community to Holocaust Memorial Event

Events include whit rose planting.
ROANOKE STUDENTS TAKE ON WEEKEND OF SERVICE PROJECTS

Events involve many students, community members.
FICTION READING BY ALAN CHEUSE

Novelist to sign books at a reception following reading.
College Welcomes Clinical Health Expert

Tuesday, April 3 at 7 p.m.
Roanoke Establishes Goode-Pasfield Center for Learning & Teaching

Tenbrunsel is recipient of the 2007 Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate award.
President O’Hara releases findings on Quality of Life in Roanoke area

Region’s amenities are key in supporting and attracting businesses and a younger workforce
Tenbrunsel recognized as 2007 Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate

Tenbrunsel is recipient of the 2007 Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate award.
SIBERIAN CHILDREN’S CHOIR TO SING WITH ROANOKE COLLEGE CHILDREN’S CHOIR

RCCC to perform with Siberian children's choir on North American tour.
Roanoke College Choir Presents “Handel Project”

Sunday, April 1, 4 p.m. at Second Presbyterian Church in downtown Roanoke
Lecture to focus on “Engaged Buddhism” and views of justice

Tuesday, April 3 at 7 p.m. in the Colket Center Wortmann Ballroom
Roanoke College receives $100,000 grant from Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation

The money is to be used in curriculum revisions.
Roanoke students receive Philip Morris USA scholarship and Wachovia Securities scholarship

Scholarhips are through VFIC.
Roanoke College Receives an Almost Half-Million-Dollar Grant

The money is to be used in curriculum revisions.
Roanoke College named the 19th “Fittest” College in America

Men's Fitness magazine posted results in its November issue.
Roanoke College Accepting Applications for Elderscholar Lecture Series

Roanoke College’s Elderscholar lecture series is now accepting applications for its spring program.
WORKS OF ART BEING ACCEPTED FOR JURIED EXHIBITION

All media welcomed for a juried art exhibition in Roanoke College’s Olin Gallery.
Lecture on “The Civil War in Cinema”

Wednesday, March 21 at 7:30 p.m.
Lecture on Evolution, Creation and Eternity

A Public Lecture by Dr. Matt Cartmill of Duke University
Jesus’ Resurrection – Then and Now

Leading New Testament Scholar reflects on the resurrection and its implications for today at Roanoke College
Art Exhibit Opens

Paintings to be displayed at Olin Hall.
Theatre Roanoke College Presents "Dinner With Friends"

For Mature Audiences
JAZZ AND WIND ENSEMBLES TO PRESENT CONCERT

March 1
ROANOKE COLLEGE WELCOMES THINKING SCHOLAR

Johnson addresses "Thinking on Thinking."
Freshman Wins State Golf Tournament

Freshman led team to fourth place finish.
Senior Wins Men's Cross Country Championship

Senior is first to win title since 1998.
Abdallah Schleifer to Speak at Roanoke

Schleifer will speak about the role of media and censorship in the Middle East.
Pop Rock Band to Perform

Group is from Chapel Hill, N.C.
Two Experts on Political Policy to Speak

Liasson and Barone will interpret the political and policy consequences of the 2006 elections.
Kandinsky Trio Concert Announced

January 20, 8 p.m.
Martin Luther King III to Speak at Roanoke College

**Tickets No Longer Available for Martin Luther King III Appearance**
College Track Named in Bast's Honor

College's track is named for C. Homer Bast, former coach.
Roanoke College Presents Dr. Dick Fisher with Charles Brown Award

Fisher is noted for many contributions to health care and education in Salem.
Roanoke College Releases CO Task Force Report

Report details Roanoke College's long-term plans for dealing with CO.
Art Exhibit Opens at Roanoke College

Show runs Dec.1-Jan. 15 in Olin Hall.
Noftsinger Appointed VP of Business Affairs

Noftsinger joined the College as Director of Finance and Budget in 2005.
Art Exhibit Opens at Roanoke College

Show runs Oct. 27-Nov.27 in Olin Hall.
SCIENTIFIC ETHICS: A Community Discussion

Discussion based on two case studies.
Jazz and Wind Ensembles to Present Holiday Concert

Concert features direction of Dr. Joseph Blaha
Schultz to read from newly released novel The Madhouse Nudes

Schultz to read from newly released novel The Madhouse Nudes
Roanoke College A Cappella Groups Perform

Roanoke College A Cappella Groups Perform
Roanoke College Choir Presents Annual “Lessons and Carols of Christmas”

Event is the "unofficial beginning of the holiday season in the valley."
Roanoke College Announces Kandinsky Trio Concert

Features storyteller Andy Offutt Irwin
International Smash-Hit Show “MacHomer” Comes to Roanoke College

Show features "MacBeth" with voices from "The Simpsons".
THE ROANOKE COLLEGE POLL

Poll shows Allen holds narrow lead.
Roanoke College has team in U.S. Challenge

The event is being held locally for the first time.
Roanoke Again Sets Enrollment Records

Record numbers of students are enrolled and living on campus.
New Faculty Arrive at Roanoke College

Nineteen professors have joined Roanoke College’s faculty for the 2006-2007 academic year.
Latest on Carbon Monoxide Accident

Update on carbon monoxide accident at Roanoke College
Prologue to Prominence

New book by George Keller chronicles Roanoke’s success.
Roanoke Times Features Morgan Scott

Scott will teach criminal justice classes in the fall.
Admissions Office Announces Open House Dates

Prospective students get an inside look at the Roanoke experience through open house events.
Theatre Roanoke Presents Fall Production

The Laramie Project tells the story of Matthew Shepard.
Barry Drake brings "'80s Rock: Music in the Video Age" to Roanoke College

Drake presents exciting “behind the music” look at the 1980s.
Carbon Monoxide Task Force Report

Report details Roanoke College's long-term plans for dealing with CO.
Roanoke College Welcomes New Students

Class of 2010 to begin with busy orientation
Roanoke College students build a Habitat for Humanity house in college parking lot

"R House" to be Built in 5 Days
Roanoke College Remembers 50th Anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution

Movie screening, panel are highlights.
Roanoke Hosts Forum on Marriage

“Responses to the Virginia Marriage Amendment” includes panel of local politicians
Poet Natasha Trethewey to Offer Reading

Award-winning works will be read.
Roanoke College receives shared $300K Grant

Roanoke receives grant to assess student-faculty interaction
Art Show Opens

Artists David Duncan and Mitch Kern to present works
Roanoke College Wind Ensemble to Perform with Blacksburg Community Band

Celebration of Mozart's 250th birthday is part of concert.
Guns, Gun Control, and Elections: The Politics and Policy of Firearms

Professor Wilson publishes a new book
ROANOKE COLLEGE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ELDERSCHOLAR LECTURE SERIES

Registration are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Zubrod leaves Roanoke, assumes presidency at Va. Lutheran Homes

Zubrod will be President/CEO at Virginia Lutheran Homes.
Cause of CO Buildup Identified, Corrected

Incident at Sigma Chi fraternity house
Two American Foreign Policy Experts to Speak at Roanoke

William Kristol and Anthony Lake address America’s global strategy in the 21st century.
College Hosts Lecture Recital

Program to feature Professor Gordon Marsh
Roanoke Welcomes Comic Tim Young

Tickets on sale now.
College invites community to Bittle's Bash

Community bonfire, march to gravesite highlight event.
Virginia Private College Week

Roanoke is among 24 participating institutions.
Courtiers of the Marble Palace:

Book provides the first comprehensive examination of evolving rules and norms.
Crozier Awarded VWRRC Grant

Money Will Fund Research Involving Team of Students
Kandinsky Trio Season Opener Announced

Trio Welcomes Daniel McKelway
Constitution Day speaker Roger Newman will address "Original Sin and Original Intent"

Constitution Day speaker Roger Newman will address "Original Sin and Original Intent"
Two Maroons to Cycle Across U.S.

Two Maroons to Cycle Across U.S.
Tom DeLuca Returns to Campus

Comedian/Hypnotist brings his “Theatre of the Imagination” to Salem on Thursday, August 31.
College Hosts Panel to Discuss Book

A graphic novel about an Irani girl is subject of panel discussion.
Links to Educational Resources

Carbon monoxide education is important to Roanoke College.
President O'Hara's letter to students

July 20, 2006
Statement of Pat Counts, chief of Salem Fire Department

Pat Counts' statement at July 19 news conference
Update on carbon monoxide incident, July 18, 4:30 p.m.

Get the latest information on the carbon monoxide incident at Roanoke College.
Update on carbon monoxide incident, July 17, 4 p.m.

Get the latest information on the carbon monoxide incident at Roanoke College.
Update on carbon monoxide incident, July 16, 2:30 pm

Update on carbon monoxide incident at Roanoke College
Roanoke College president, community respond to tragedy

Roanoke College President Sabine O’Hara visited patients today who remain hospitalized at Lewis-Gale Medical Center following exposure to carbon monoxide gas on Friday.
Lutherans and Roanoke College family gather to remember retired pastor

Ceremony Held on Campus to Honor Retired Pastor.
Carbon Monoxide Build Up Sends More than 100 to Area Hospitals

High levels of carbon monoxide in campus residence hall.
July 14, 1 p.m.: Update on Sections Incident

High levels of carbon monoxide confirmed in campus residence hall.
SUMMER THEATER UNDER THE STARS

"Androcles and The Lion" presented rain or shine.
Nelson to Leave Roanoke

Vice President Served 24 Years
Garst Honored for Work with Hillel

Campus Organization's Advisor to Receive National Award
Grantmanship Training Program at Roanoke College

June 26-30, 2006 at Roanoke’s Colket Center
MAROONS ADVANCE TO NATIONAL SEMIFINALS WITH WIN AT GETTYSBURG

Maroons Get 19 Saves from Madalon, Win at Gettysburg 13-12, at #1 Salisbury Sunday
Men's Lacrosse Faces #2 Gettysburg in NCAA Quarterfinal

May 17, 4 p.m. at Gettysburg
Roanoke Alumnus Congressman Rick Boucher Addresses Graduates

Roanoke Confers 387 degrees to Class of 2006
Dr. Ron Oetgen Retires

Oetgen Taught at Roanoke for 39 Years.
Roanoke College Professor Publishes Tenth Book

Author applies Lutheran ethics to society.
Roanoke College President Researches Quality of Life in Roanoke

Dr. Sabine O’Hara is volunteering her time to conduct research.
Roanoke Sets Application Record for Sixth Straight Year

Open House on Saturday, April 8 is the largest prospective student event on campus.
Former Polish President Lech Walesa Visits Virginia

Founder of the Solidarity Movement, Nobel Peace Prize winner and former President of Poland speaks.
Roanoke College Unveils New Strategic Plan

President Sabine U. O’Hara makes the college a model of integrative learning.
Roanoke Honors Outstanding Students, Faculty, Staff

Ceremony Celebrates Achievement, Service and Innovation
Roanoke College Children's Choir Presents Spring Concert

Concert celebrates 19 years of choral excellence.
A Cappella Carnivella Returns

Festival benefits Habitat for Humanity.
Fisher Lecture to Focus on History of Chemistry

Friday, April 21 at 3:30 p.m., Massengill Auditorium
Roanoke College Ensembles Present Joint Concert

Thursday, April 20, 7:30 p.m., Olin Theater
Roanoke College Hosts Fifth Relay for Life

Students hope to raise $40,000 for cancer research.
Brevard to Read from Reconstructed Novel

Book Manuscript Lost to Hurricane Katrina.
Renowned Horticulturist to Speak on Roles of Plants in Middle Ages

Roanoke College hosts lecture on medieval gardens.
Students Learn Life Lessons from Hurricane Katrina Victims

Roanoke College students help victims in Slidell, La.
Roanoke Administrator Releases Book

Dr. Jon Crawford examines historic court in Ireland.
Civil War expert Dr. James Robertson to speak

Lecture Titled "Robert E. Lee: Virginian Soldier, American Citizen"
Noted Poet to Read at Roanoke College

Wednesday, March 29, 7:30 p.m.
ROANOKE PROFESSOR TO BE FEATURED AT VABook! FESTIVAL

Dr. Robert Schultz will read from novel as part of literary celebration.
Visiting Scholar's Program Offerings Announced

Dr. Carol Swain is Roanoke College’s Copenhaver Visiting Scholar.
College Choir Performs at National Cathedral

The Roanoke College choir, under the direction of Dr. Jeffrey Sandborg, performed October 30 at the Reformation Sunday Mass.
Roanoke Student Awarded Prestigious New Scholarship

Jake Bennett awarded the inaugural Rossing Physics Scholarship.
Roanoke College Administrator Returns From Fulbright Seminar

Dr. Jon Crawford, director of international education at Roanoke College, recently returned from a Fulbright Seminar in Germany.
Roanoke College Greek Organizations Honored

College's Panhellenic Council and Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Receive National Awards
Roanoke College Celebrates Several Enrollment Records

Roanoke College set several records this fall with enrollment and retention at the top of the list.
Roanoke Professor Selected for Prestigious Sociology Award

Dr. Gregory Weiss received the prestigious 2005 Hans O. Mauksch Award.
Kappa Alpha Awards Roanoke College's Dean Its Highest Honor

The Kappa Alpha Order recently awarded Roanoke College Dean of Student Life Robert Hines one of its highest honors.
Painting and Photography Exhibit Opens at Roanoke College

An art exhibit featuring a photographer and painter opens November 18-January 20 in the College’s Olin and Smoyer Galleries.
Roanoke College Announces Kandinsky Trio December Concert

"Masterworks of Austria, Spain and France" to be featured.
College Choir Presents "Lessons and Carols of Christmas"

Sunday, December 4, 3 and 5 p.m. at St. Andrew's Catholic Church, Roanoke
Roanoke College Continues Its Response to Hurricane Katrina Disaster

Survivors arrive on campus and nationwide relief efforts continue.
Editor's Advisory: New Entrance At Peery Drive To Be Dedicated Friday, August 19

Roanoke College dedicated a new entrance at Peery Drive and Thompson Memorial.
Roanoke College's Center for Community Research Conducts Voter Poll

Kaine jumps to lead over Kilgore in race for governor; Lt. Governor contest very tight; Deeds trails McDonnell.
Roanoke College Responds to Hurricane Katrina Disaster

The Roanoke College community is organizing a variety of responses to aid the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Roanoke College Named a "College of Distinction"

Roanoke College will be featured in Colleges of Distinction
Roanoke College Awarded Fulbright Scholar

Roanoke College has been awarded its second Fulbright Scholar in three years.
Minnick Receives Highest Honor Presented to Roanoke College Alumni

The Rev. Dr. Malcolm Lee Minnick Jr., of Chicago, Illinois, Roanoke College Class of 1955, has received the Roanoke College Medal.
President Emeritus Fintel Releases Book

Dr. Norman Fintel, president emeritus, has published a new book.
Event Order Form
Men's Lacrosse Team Played in NCAA Semifinals

Results of NCAA Semifinals.
Keller Addresses Commencement

Saturday, May 7, 2005.
Commencement
3,000 Applications! A New Record.

Freshman applications breaks the 3,000 mark for the first time ever.
Sandborg Honored in Who’s Who

Marianne Sandborg, Roanoke College resident artist and voice instructor, has been honored in Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers in the 8th and 9th edition, published in 2004 and 2005.
Biology Research Advances Understanding

Biology researchers advance understanding of sexual revolution.
RC Student Receives Internship in Peru

Roanoke College student to intern with U.S. Embassy in Lima, Peru
Roanoke College Student's Research to be Featured on Capitol Hill

Research conducted by Hanan Dahche '05 has been accepted for Research Posters on the Hill event.
Virginia Private College Week

Roanoke College to Participate in Virginia Private College Week. August 1 - 6, 2005.
Teaching Institute Accepting Applications

Award-Winning Teaching Institute Now Accepting Applications
Margaret Sue Copenhaver Institute Conference

Concept-based Curriculum and Differentiated Instruction June 20 - 22, 2005.
Apply for Summer School Now

Pre-registration begins March 28, 2005 through June 5, 2005.
Roanoke College Children's Choir Holding Auditions

May 9 and 11 from 3-8:30 p.m.
Roanoke College Children's Choir

Sunday, May 1, 3 p.m.
Roanoke College Choir Presents Concert

Friday, May 6, 7:30 p.m. First United Methodist Church
Alumni Weekend 2005

April 22 - April 24, 2005
Senior Art Majors' Exhibition

Senior Art Majors' exhibit their work, Saturday, April 16, 1-3 p.m.
Senior Honors Project in Music

Sunday, April 24, 4 p.m. Olin Recital Hall.
Dr. Roland Minton Honored

Dr. Roland Minton honored with the state's Outstanding Faculty Award.
Jazz and Wind Concert

Thursday, April 21, 7:30 p.m. Olin Theater
Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo Professorship

Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo Professorship Established
Joint Recital

Sunday, April 17, 4 p.m. Olin Recital Hall
Kandinsky Trio Concert Series

Season Finale. Saturday, April 16, 8 p.m. Olin Theater.
Fisher Lecturer: Dr. Judith G. Voet

Fisher Lecture Series: Thursday, April 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Art Exhibits

Opening reception: March 16, 7 p.m.
Poetry Reading: Lisa Russ Spaar

Tuesday, April 12, 2005. 7:00 p.m. Colket Center Wortmann Ballroom.
Kappa Alpha: Lex to Lax Charity Run

Saturday, April 9, 5 a.m. to 1 p.m.
A cappella Carnivella Benefit

A cappella Carnivella benefits Habitat for Humanity
Theatre Roanoke College Presents Spring Production

Wednesday-Saturday, April 6-9, in the Olin Theater at 8 p.m.
Roanoke College Again Listed As A National Liberal Arts College

Roanoke College is included as one of the National Liberal Arts Colleges.
Tise Professorship

Tise Professorship in Lutheran Studies Established
Annual Potato Drop

Roanoke College to compete in Annual Potato Drop
Concert: Roanoke College Choir

Saturday, April 2, 2005. 7:30 p.m.
Student Perspectives on "Local Effects of a Distant War"

Tuesday, March 29, 2005. 7 p.m. in the Colket Center Wortmann Ballroom.
Robert Schultz

Monday, March 28, 2005. Colket Center Wortmann Ballroom
Secret History: The Centrality of African-American Literature Subject of Lecture

March 22 at 7:30 pm
Panel Discussion

Tuesday, March 21, 2005. 7:00 p.m. Colket Center Wortmann Ballroom
Christianity and Culture Lecture

Friday, March 18 at 7 p.m. Colket Center Wortmann Ballroom
Phi Beta Kappa Celebrates First Anniversary

Wednesday, March 16 at 7:30 p.m. Colket Center Pickle Lounge
Elderscholar Lecture Series

Elderscholar Program Registration: Tuesday, March 8, from 10 a.m. - Noon.
Nelson and Pace Receive Brown Award

Nelson and Pace receive Brown Award
Shenandoah Shakespeare Express

Monday, March 14, 7:30 p.m. Olin Theater. $15/$10
Addy Exhibition

February 21 - March 4. Olin and Smoyer galleries. 1-4 p.m.
In the Puppeteer's Wake

"In the Puppeteer's Wake" is a searing true account of Jewish "boat people"...
Roanoke College Jazz Ensemble Concert

Wednesday, March 2, 7:30 p.m. Olin Theater.
Senior Voice Recital

Roanoke College music major Amanda Steel will present her senior voice recital.
Kandinsky Trio Concert

February 25, 8:00 p.m. Olin Hall Theater
Wind Ensemble Winter Concert

February 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the Olin Theater
Concert: Corey Harris

Friday, February 18, 8 p.m. Colket Center Wortmann Ballroom.
The Living Theater

Innovative and experimental theatre comes to Salem. February 17 - 19 at 8 p.m., Olin Theater
Celeste A. Nelms and Rhondal McKinney

Celeste A. Nelms and Rhondal McKinney will be displaying their work in the Olin Galleries from January 21- February 17 in the Olin Galleries.
Panel Discussion

Thursday, February 17, 7 p.m. Colket Center Wortmann Ballroom.
Honors Conference

Honors Conference: Beyond the Frame: The Many Faces of Art
"Red Dinner"

Saturday, February 12, 2005, 7 p.m., Wortmann Ballroom.
Dr. Alex Vernon Lecture

Tuesday, February 8, 7 p.m. Colket Center Wortmann Ballroom.
John Cramer and Sam Dean Lecture

Monday, January 31, 2005, 7 p.m., Wortmann Ballroom.
CANCELLED - The Kandinsky Trio Series

Saturday, January 29, 8 p.m. Olin Theater
Fred Barnes and Peter Beinart Lecture

Fowler Lecture Series, January 27, 2005, 7:30 p.m., Olin Theater.
Henry H. Fowler Public Policy Lecture Series

Fowler Lecture Series, Thursday, January 27, 2005, 7:30 pm, Olin Theater.
Evening of Storytelling

Roanoke College's Performing Arts Series will offer an evening of storytelling Friday, January 21 at 7:30 pm in the Olin Theater.
Alumni Receptions

Alumni Holiday Receptions
The Inauguration of Dr. Sabine U. O'Hara

Roanoke College Installs Dr. Sabine U. O'Hara as 10th President
Blackwelder Named McGowan Scholar

Andrea Blackwelder has been named as the William G. McGowan Scholar for the 2004-05 academic year.
Simmers Selected Goldwater Scholar

Jessica Simmers, a junior biology major, has been named a 2004 Barry M. Goldwater Scholar.
Hinlicky Recieves Fellowship

The Rev. Dr. Paul Hinlicky, Jordan-Trexler Professor of Religion, has been awarded a 2004 Lutheran Study Center Fellowship by the Luther Institute.
Lecture: Diane Barcelo

Thursday, September 9, 6pm. Olin Hall, room 231
Art Exhibits

Opening reception: Friday, September 10, 7:30pm, Olin & Smoyer Galleries
Comedian/Hypnotist

September 10, 8pm. Olin Theater. Tom DeLuca
Lecture: Michael Hoyt

Friday, September 10, 6:30pm, Olin Hall, room 231
Performing Arts Series

Friday, September 17, 8pm The Roy Haynes Quartet, Olin theater
Caedmon's Call

Sunday, September 19, 7:30pm, Bast Center
Charles H. Fisher Lecture Series

Tuesday, September 28, 7:30pm, Colket Center Wortmann Ballroom
Family Weekend 2004

October 1-3, many special events planned!
Comedian

Comedian Megan Mooney Performs for Family Weekend
Lecture: Geoffrey E. Aronson

Lecture: Wednesday, October 6, 6:30 p.m., Olin Hall, Room 231.
Kandinsky Trio Series

Oscar-Nominated Actor Joins Kandinsky Trio for Tapestry
Lecture: Andrea Hoelscher

Lecture: Friday, October 8, 6:30 p.m., Olin Hall, Room 231.
Photography Exhibits

Opening reception: Friday, October 8 at 7:30 p.m., Olin Hall Gallery
Presidential Inauguration

October 14, Dr. Sabine U. O'Hara is installed as Roanoke College's 10th President
Jack Greenberg lecture

Fowler Lecture Series, October 27, 2004, 7:30 p.m., Olin Theater.
Elderscholar Lecture Series

Elderscholar Program Registration: October 21, 10 a.m.-Noon
Senior Open Houses

October 30 and November 13
Kanye West Gives Concert in Salem

Saturday, October 30, 8:00pm, Salem Civic Center
Chad Corntassel Smith lecture

Fowler Lecture Series, November 3, 2004, 7:30 pm, Olin Theater.
Ken Carter

Inspiration for movie, Coach Carter, speaks at Roanoke College
60s Rock - When The Music Mattered

Wednesday, November 10, 8:00 p.m.
International Education Week

November 8 - 12, Noon. Colket Center.
Annual Founder's Ball

Annual Founders Ball. November 13, 8 p.m.
Contemporary Finnish Art

Opening Reception: Friday, November 12, 6:30 p.m.
Mainstreet and Looking For an Echo

Monday, November 22, at 8:30 p.m.
Tobey Foyeh and Orchestra Africa

Wednesday, November 17, 8 p.m.
Blue Window TRC's Fall Production

November 17-20. 8 p.m. Olin Theater
RC and Egg Factory Form Alliance

Roanoke College will establish a Center for Leadership and Entrepreneurial Innovation in partnership with The Egg Factory.
Residence Halls to be Named for Caldwell and Ritter

Roanoke College recently announced names for two new residence halls.
Multicultural Overnight Program

Saturday, November 20
Roanoke College Choir Opens the Holiday Season

Sunday, November 28 at 5 and 7 p.m.
Management Program

The 2005 Management Program Accepting Nominations
Roanoke College Jazz Ensemble

Wednesday, December 1, 7:30 p.m.
Fifth Annual Innovation Challenge

Roanoke College successfully completes the fifth annual innovation challenge.
New Faculty

New Faculty Arrive at Roanoke College
The Kandinsky Trio Series

Saturday, December 4, 8 p.m. Olin Theater
Musician and Comedian Rev. Billy C. Wirtz

Saturday, December 4, 9:00 p.m.
Wind Ensemble

Wind Ensemble Performs Major Compositions For Band
Math & Science Exploration Day

Math & Science Exploration Day for Prospective Students

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