Jennifer Keene will present “Americans at War: Experiencing World War One” on Wednesday, January 28, at 7:30 p.m. in Wimberly Recital Hall.... READ MORE >>
Randolph College opened its 2015 Black History Celebration with a speech by Khaliah L. Brown-Dean in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. “We now have to face the fact that tomorrow is today,” Brown-Dean said. “Dream requires voices and actions.”... READ MORE >>
Randolph College is celebrating Black History Month with a wide array of activities,ranging from lectures, music performances, and stage plays to spiritual sessions, dances and poetry readings. Events start January 18 and run through March 28. The celebration started Jan. 21 with the College’s annual Martin Luther King, Jr., Service, which featured keynote speaker Khalilah... READ MORE >>
Dan Phung ’15 spent three weeks of his winter break on an isolated island in Panama, where he explored the rain forest in the morning, snorkeled to see coral reefs in the afternoon, and stargazed with his feet in tropical waters at night.... READ MORE >>
Randolph College will hold its annual Martin Luther King, Jr., Service at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, January 21, in Houston Memorial Chapel.... READ MORE >>
The exhibitions Crowdsourced from the Permanent Collection: Randolph Curates and Aves: Birds from the Natural History and Art Collections at Randolph College will open with a reception on Thursday, January 22, from 5 to 8 p.m.... READ MORE >>
Carl Stern, the Charles A. Dana Professor of Economics, emeritus, died on January 17, 2015, at the age of 93.... READ MORE >>
“I believed that by helping people there, I could challenge myself, get new experiences, and have a better sense of my career choices while still doing good for others,” said Hailey Nguyen ’15.... READ MORE >>
Best College Values chose Randolph’s Student Center as one of the best in the nation for its great views and amenities. Randolph is the only Virginia school on the 2015 ranking.... READ MORE >>
Evan Smith ’15, president of student government at Randolph, sees many connections between his own goals in life and the life of his great-grandfather, a Lynchburg doctor who trained international tennis legends.... READ MORE >>
