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Hollins University Uses Energy Audit to Save Costs
0Community Housing Partners inspected Barbee House on the Hollins campus for drafty doors and windows, improper insulation, and other possible inefficiencies.
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- Hollins Hosts First “Blessing of the Horses” December 83
- Hollins Appoints Distinguished Professor of Creative Writing1
- Graduates of Hollins and Other Liberal Arts Colleges Feel Better Prepared for Life's Challenges, Study Finds1
- Hollins Names Albaugh to Lead Graduate Programs in Screenwriting and Film Studies1
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Novelist Returns to Hollins Alma Mater for Conference
0Karen Osborn ’79, author of “Centerville,” is the 2013 Louis D. Rubin, Jr. Writer-in-Residence at Hollins.
Hollins Graduate Is Starting Over, Sober
0Mary Ellen Apgar, the daughter of a Roanoke judge, bottomed out as an alcoholic five years ago. She hasn’t had a drink since. On May 20 she graduated from Hollins University.
Dirty Talk: How Dirty Is Your Cell Phone?
0Roanoke’s News 7 enlisted the help of Professor of Biology Renee Godard to find out how germ infested our cell phones are.
Gospel Fest Celebrated Memory of Shalynda Toney
0The Franklin News-Post reports this year’s event raised about $2,200 to support the scholarship fund established in the memory of the Hollins student who died while studying abroad in 2009.
Chinese Media Warn Against Rumors in Bo Xilai Scandal
0Assistant Professor of Political Science Jeanette Barbieri offers perspective on a scandal involving a Chinese politician in this interview with Voice of America.
Hollins Banks on Progress and Patience
0Hollins Vice President for Finance and Administration Kerry Edmonds is interviewed by The Roanoke Times about the university’s interest in revitalizing the Williamson Road/Plantation Road corridor in Roanoke County.
Hollins University Pays Tribute to Two Famous Alumnae through Song and Dance
0Roanoke’s News 7 looks at the Hollins Theatre’s spring production, “Good Ol’ Girls.”
Shalynda Toney Died in 2009 but Her Memory Lives on through Gospel Fest
0News 7 in Roanoke talks about the annual event at Hollins’ duPont Chapel, which this year takes place on April 13 and is dedicated to the memory of Hollins student Shalynda Toney.
Hollins Builds a Greenway Trail
0The Roanoke Times and Roanoke’s News 7 report on how Hollins students, faculty and staff are pitching in to build a trail that will eventually be part of the Tinker Creek Greenway.
