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Roanoke research, exhibit connect dragons and folklore
June 23, 2016
The culmination of three years of research by Roanoke faculty and students comes together on July 1 with the opening of the exhibit "Hunting Dragons: Origins" at the Wilson Hughes gallery in downtown Roanoke.
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Dr. Elisabeth Gantt, who moved to the Roanoke Valley from the University of Maryland, where she is a Distinguished Professor Emerita, is a rock star in the world of science.
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Hinlicky dedicates one of his three new books to RC
May 26, 2016
The Rev. Dr. Paul Hinlicky, Tise Professor in Lutheran Studies, releases in June "Divine Simplicity: Christ the Crisis of Metaphysics."
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Kuchar receives Fulbright fellowship to Moldova
May 17, 2016
Dr. Martha Kuchar, of the English department, will spend the fall in Eastern Europe, marking her second time as a Fulbright Scholar.
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Roanoke joins innovative program to improve health in low-income neighborhoods. Dr. Ackley-Holbrook leads the Invest Health team to transform how American cities work together to help low-income communities thrive.
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Approximately 446 Roanoke students became alumni during the College's May 7 Commencement.
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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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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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Stauffer discusses inflation, interest rates in CNBC interview
February 19, 2016
Dr. Robert Stauffer, a retired Roanoke College economics professor, appeared in a live CNBC interview to discuss his views on inflation and the Federal Reserve.