The latest Roanoke College Poll offers a look at November's statewide races, as well as public opinion on current elected ...

Williams, who was selected after a national search, has built several programs and campaigns from the ground up at Eastern ...

The report, written by Dr. Liz Ackley and four student researchers, offers a detailed picture of health trends among ...

Pausanias was a Greek living under the Roman Empire in the second century when he visited the sites of his homeland’s past glory and wrote a rich travelogue. Students will walk in the footsteps of ...

Accessible Education Services is the office at Roanoke College that determines reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities. We base decisions on documentation of disability, functional ...

Course Overview: Explore Seattle, the “Emerald City” known for its green, sustainable infrastructure and vibrant city life. Then, spend two weeks at Holden Village, a much smaller-scale encounter with ...

Accessible Education Services strives to be a resource for Faculty with registered students that require accommodation support at Roanoke College. For questions about our testing policies and ...

This domestic travel course explores the National Park Service (NPS) and will explore units of the NPS that focus on biological, historical, and cultural sites of importance in New Mexico, Texas, and ...

A degree in political science can take you in many directions. We encourage students to begin thinking early about their long-term goals and to discuss them with their academic advisors and PLACE.

The Human Services Studies (HSRV) program empowers students to become compassionate, knowledgeable, and ethical professionals dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and communities. Rooted in ...

In the 1700 and 1800s, the social elites set out on the Grand Tour, which was often a crucial stage in their educations. Students will travel to Italy, visiting three locations central to the Grand ...