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Rising incomes and low prices on certain goods are some reasons that consumers are positive about the economy.
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Several Roanoke students interning at the Taubman Museum are helping to promote and speak about the exhibition and its history.
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Federal program to roll out solar power at Roanoke College
February 02, 2015
Through the U.S. Department of Energy's SunShot Initiative, Roanoke and 14 other Virginia colleges will receive support to create and implement a solar energy plan.
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Five students and Dr. Michael Maina visited Washington D.C., as part of SHAPE America's SPEAK Out Day events.
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R-House #9 is now a home
January 29, 2015
Homeowners Laxman and Pingala Kadariya, along with their two children and Laxman's mother, moved into R-House after a January dedication ceremony. Watch television news coverage of the dedication ceremony.
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Virginians agree with Ferguson, Mo., ruling but disagree with decision in New York City choking case.
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RC Poll: Issues for Va. General Assembly 2015
January 20, 2015
Virginians strongly support ethics reforms for legislators, but remain divided on Medicaid expansion.
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Roanoke College employees recognized for star work
January 07, 2015
Bill Martin, Ronda Philips and Leigh Guidi received the annual Service to All Roanoke Award last month.
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Mountcastle did some of the earliest work on how the brain responds to sensory information.
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A place at the table
December 17, 2014
Judy Hall '69 assists in planning an event where those with means and those without, dined finely, side-by-side.