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Research explores adding empathy to online conversations

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In a world dominated by screens and keystrokes, where face-to-face conversations aren’t always a given, something essential is sometimes lost: human connection. ... READ MORE >>

Randolph College names Geoffrey Kershner as inaugural director of new MFA in Arts Administration

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The program will launch in fall 2026. ... READ MORE >>

Applied Science and Manufacturing journal publishes Sattar’s research

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“Effect of local meso-structure on mechanical variability and notch strength sensitivity in woven glass fiber polyamide composites”... READ MORE >>

But does it glow? Students investigating biofluorescence in mammals

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Biofluorescence occurs when light is absorbed by a molecule found within the skin or fur of an animal and then emitted as light of a different frequency or color, usually green, orange, blue, or red. ... READ MORE >>

Randolph named a College of Distinction for 2025-26 academic year

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The College was also recognized as a leader in international student education, undergraduate teacher preparation, and business education. ... READ MORE >>

Printing the future: Students and professors tackle real-world problems in their research

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The project, led by professors Siavash Sattar and Peter Sheldon, investigates how the layout and structural design of 3D-printed fiber-reinforced polymer composites affect their mechanical and fracture behavior. ... READ MORE >>

Students dive into the complex world of vertex algebras for summer research

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“If we flip or rotate the algebra a certain way, are there parts that stay the same?” ... READ MORE >>

MFA in theatre celebrates first graduating cohort

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“We’re all so passionate about creating the arts of the 21st century.”... READ MORE >>

Endstation kicking off summer season with the Central Virginia Fringe Festival

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The season starts with the brand new event and continues with the premiere of an original production and performances of a Shakespeare classic. ... READ MORE >>

Research project testing the potential uses of AI in role-playing video games

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The project will investigate if large language models (LLM)—artificial intelligence that understands and generates human language, like ChatGPT—can autonomously update the game instead. ... READ MORE >>

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