Academics
‘Theme Park America’: American Culture Program to examine the power, politics of amusement
The program is open to full-time sophomore, junior, and senior Randolph students. The deadline to apply is Nov. 4. ... READ MORE >>
New faculty Q&A: Betty Skeen
Skeen is Randolph’s visiting assistant professor of dance and director of the College’s Helen McGehee Visiting Artist Program, ... READ MORE >>
New faculty Q&A: Crystal Peoples
“My courses are very flexible, where students get to set the pace of our learning and some of the content of our discussions. I have been known to change the syllabus based on what topics students are interested in learning more about. That’s what makes being a professor so fun.” ... READ MORE >>
New faculty Q&A: August Hardy
With a PhD from George Mason University and several years of teaching experience at Sweet Briar College, Hardy has joined Randolph’s faculty as an assistant professor of economics.... READ MORE >>
New faculty Q&A: M Stang
Stang will lead students in the American Culture Program in exploring the political economy of theme parks. ... READ MORE >>
New Faculty Q&A: Pin-Chen Lin
Lin is Randolph’s newest assistant professor of sport and exercise studies. ... READ MORE >>
Randolph starts 2025-26 academic year with Convocation
“Students, you chose Randolph because something here spoke to you. Because you wanted more than just a degree—you wanted a community.”... READ MORE >>
Randolph College names Geoffrey Kershner as inaugural director of new MFA in Arts Administration
The program will launch in fall 2026. ... READ MORE >>
MFA in theatre celebrates first graduating cohort
“We’re all so passionate about creating the arts of the 21st century.”... READ MORE >>
Randolph announces new MFA in Arts Administration
The program is one of only a few of its kind in the country. ... READ MORE >>
