Bill Martin, Ronda Philips and Leigh Guidi received the annual Service to All Roanoke Award last month. 

Mountcastle did some of the earliest work on how the brain responds to sensory information. 

Judy Hall '69 assists in planning an event where those with means and those without, dined finely, side-by-side. 

Dr. Michael P. Maina won the Virginia College/University Physical Educator of the year award. Mary Kelly won Outstanding Woman Student Athlete and Jacob Brabham won Outstanding Physical Education major of the year. 

The DIY network featured Bowman Hall in a Dec. 14 episode of "Salvage Dawgs". The show will air again at other times on the network and on HGTV. 

Home buyers and sellers say they are optimistic about the real estate market, largely because of an improving Virginia labor market, rising consumer sentiment and low prices for goods and services. 

Students joined together for the annual American Model United Nations Conference. The two delegations worked together on the Economic and Social Council and the Economic Commission for Africa. 

Douglas E. Clark '72 makes debut as author with book about Dwight D. Eisenhower. 

Joel Gill '01 visits Roanoke Feb. 10 to share his experiencews writing and gathering historical information for his book, "Strange Fruit: Uncelebrated Narratives from Black History." His talk is titles "28 Days are not Enough." 

Mary Crockett hill '91 co-authors "Dream Boy," a young-adult novel.