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Sydnor selected for Fulbright ETA to South Korea
April 27, 2016
Meet Tessa Sydnor as she prepares for a year in South Korea with the Fulbright program.
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Two alumni receive Roanoke College Medal (w/video)
April 18, 2016
Mary Claudia Belk Pilon ‘96 and Michael A. Martino '79 are recipients of the 2016 Roanoke College Medal, the College's highest alumni honor.
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Sociology professor discusses high profile boycotts on WDBJ7
April 14, 2016
On April 13, Dr. Lane Destro, Roanoke professor, discussed the power of high profile boycotts in changing laws on WDBJ7's Mornin' Newsmakers.
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Roanoke students offer tutoring program for Salem children
April 14, 2016
A group of Roanoke College Education students are providing free tutoring to children through a partnership with Salem Presbyterian Church.
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"Daylily Day," a short film written by Stephanie Spector '16, premiered April 21 at Roanoke's historic Grandin Theatre.
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A March 29 Teach-In featured a panel of three Roanoke professors and an engaged audience of students, faculty and staff.
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Name The Quad Contest
March 31, 2016
Have a great idea for the upgraded quad near Colket and Cregger? You could win $500 in the Name The Quad contest.
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IBM Watson's Michael Rhodin to speak at Commencement
March 24, 2016
Rhodin, senior vice president of Watson Business Development for IBM, will speak at Roanoke College's Commencement exercises. Watson is one of IBM's most significant innovations in the company's 103-year history and represents a new era of information technology.
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It's the end of an era -- Roanoke men's basketball Coach Page Moir steps down after 27 years at the helm.
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Israel-Palestine Peace Month events will include speakers, music, a teach-in and a narrative exhibition to elicit conversations about the conflict between the countries, with a focus on refugees.