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  Roanoke College open but High Street remains closed

  High Street remains blocked because of electrical damage from last Thursday's storm. Some campus buildings are still without power. It may be Thursday before repairs are completed.

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  Hinlicky receives fellowship to study 20th century theologian and philosopher

  Dr. Paul Hinlicky's research is funded by the Virginia Foundation for Independent College's Maurice L. Mednick Fellowship.

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  Roanoke graduate receives Fulbright grant to study in China

  Kathleen Ouyang '13 is headed to China this summer for a 14-month language learning and research trip through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. She will research the impact of heritage tourism in the city of Xi'an.

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  Patrick Dowling accepted into Fulbright Summer Institute

  Rising sophomore Patrick Dowling is studying in University of Bristol in the United Kingdom as part of a Fulbright Summer Institute.

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  Rev. Chris Bowen named as Timothy L. Pickle Dean of the Chapel

  The Rev. Chris Bowen comes to Roanoke College from St. Michael Lutheran Church in Virginia Beach. He will begin his work at Roanoke in July.

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  May classes give Roanoke students a world of experiences

  This month, students are writing about Cambodian travel, exploring farm life, touring national parks across the United States, studying marine biology in Mexico and more during Roanoke's May Term courses.

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  Roanoke senior explores interfaith issues as student coach for national group [Blog Article]

  This week, Tyler Coles is in Chicago for the first part of training as a student coach for the Interfaith Youth Core. In August, he will train other college students in New York City who are involved with the IFYC.

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  5 Questions with: Bill Pilat, RC lacrosse coach & camp entrepreneur [Blog Article]

  Bill Pilat runs lacrosse camps throughout the country during the summer and winter months.

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Jun 21

1:00 PM
Boys Soccer Camp

Jun 23

7:20 AM
Kairos