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"In the three weeks we had in Seoul, South Korea, we learned more about North Koreans, Korean society, media representations, inter-culture marriage, and education of refugees than we initially hoped."
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Dr. Ackley is Turning Data to Action
September 28, 2018
Roanoke College is the anchor institution for the project, funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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News about Mac and Bob's
September 27, 2018
Mac and Bob's has been in the news and a topic of social media recently. Here's an update for those who might have missed it.
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RC Poll: Beneath the surface of Brat’s narrow lead in VA 7th district
September 24, 2018
Republican incumbent Rep. Dave Brat holds a 47%-43% lead over Democratic challenger Abigail Spanberger, according to The New York Times Upshot/Siena College Poll.
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Roanoke and Hollins announce Kendig Award Winners for 2018
September 24, 2018
Amanda Mansfield, the Jefferson Center, and Maury Strauss have been honored with this year's Perry F. Kendig Arts and Culture Awards.
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RC Poll: Real Estate Markets Strong as Inventories Remain Low
September 19, 2018
The Virginia Real Estate Indexes indicate a robust real estate market in the Commonwealth. The index for current real estate conditions increased significantly to the highest value on record.
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Updated: Roanoke will be open Tuesday 9/18
September 17, 2018
Updated: Flood warnings from Tropical Storm Florence expire 5:30 pm Monday. Roanoke will be open Tuesday. Parking lots reopen Monday evening.
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Former Salem Police Chief Recognized for Service to Community
September 06, 2018
Roanoke College has recognized former City of Salem Police Chief James R. Bryant for his years of service to the Salem community.
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In Case You Missed It: Roanoke College in the News
September 06, 2018
Lots of media coverage for Roanoke College and Roanoke faculty over the summer. Check out some of the stories you may have missed while you were away.
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The Virginia Index of Consumer Sentiment fell modestly by two points over the third quarter but remains above the historical average. The dip is largely due to consumer expectations for the coming year. Consumers report improved incomes from a year ago. The party gap increased, reaching the highest value since the 2016 Presidential election.