Arrival of new president stirs buzz that school might revive football program it discontinued in 1942.
Roanoke College
Posted inEconomy
From grade-school struggle to college president
Roanoke College’s new president says his transition is ‘the most shocking thing you could ever imagine.’
Posted inEconomy
A humble president leaves Roanoke College after a record term
Michael Maxey, the longest-serving president in Roanoke College history, is set to retire.
Posted inNews Briefs
Korean embassy delegation visits Roanoke College
Delegation came to learn more about school’s conection to Korean independence leader, who was a student there in early 1900s.
Posted inCulture
From bad to worse
A bus breakdown and lightning plague Roanoke College-Shenandoah lacrosse match. More in this college sports round-up.
Posted inCulture
Family tree hard to miss at Roanoke College
Son follows in father’s footsteps. Next year, two of them will.
Posted inNews Briefs
Roanoke College poised to offer MBA program
If approved, this would be the school’s first master’s program since the 1920s.
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Roanoke College names new president
Frank Shushok is the current Vice President for Student Affairs at Virginia Tech.
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Roanoke College Poll finds Virginians divided by party on anxiety; more . . .
Briefs: VCEDA approves grant in Dickenson County. Danville institute to hold open house. Salem auto technician in running for national award. Virginia sports betting hits $2 billion.
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Facebook to accelerate broadband build-out in Grayson County; more . . .
Here’s a round-up of headlines from around Southwest and Southside (and beyond).