Salem students build house alongside Habitat for Humanity

With guidance from Habitat for Humanity, incoming freshmen at Roanoke College help build a house as part of their campus orientation in Salem. This summer, their efforts are benefitting Keshia Jones, 36, and her 11-year-old daughter.

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