"Those road trips became my first classroom," said Hale, 30, an art and elementary education major. Travel has always ...

Explore@RC would help students with early access to college courses while still receiving their education in their catholic ...

The NCAA claims its latest college lacrosse scandal is much ado about nothing. It claims Booker Corrigan did not determine whether North Carolina stepped ...

Sunday marked the official opening of a new church campus in Nitro. Leaders with Bible Center Church said the new campus held ...

SALEM, Va. (WFXR) – Artifacts from Korea are now on display at Roanoke College in the new Kim Kyusik Center for Korean Studies. Curated by the Independence Hall of Korea, the center showcases the ...

SALEM, Va. (WFXR)- Attorney General Jason Miyares said an investigation by his Office of Civil Rights determined that female athletes at Roanoke College were discriminated against based on sex. It ...

Northpoint Bible College in Haverhill is at risk of losing its accreditation amid concerns over its financial stability. The private Christian college received a show-cause order in October, requiring ...

SALEM, Va. — With Election Day less than a week away, a new poll conducted by Roanoke College revealed that Virginia's statewide elections could see a rare electoral phenomenon: ticket splitting. In ...

Roanoke, VA (WSET/Roanoke College) — The Roanoke College football team gave traditional Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) powerhouse Randolph-Macon College all it could handle Saturday afternoon ...

Randolph-Macon improved to 2-0 in the ODAC last week with a 24-6 victory over visiting Washington & Lee. The Yellow Jackets, who have played in the last three NCAA Division III playoffs, got 179 yards ...

Roanoke College enters this game with a 2-0 record on the season, while Gallaudet is 1-1 and sits at 1-0 in ODAC play. This is the first ODAC game of the season for Roanoke. Gallaudet opened the ...

“Be the cultural servant and the joy of every citizen of this section of Virginia.” When Roanoke College President Charles J. Smith’s (1920-1949) words were printed in The Roanoke Times on Aug. 25, ...