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Randolph celebrates completion of Martin Science Building renovation

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“We are not just opening a building. We are opening doors—to discovery, to innovation, and to the futures that will be shaped by the students who learn here.”... READ MORE >>

Randolph to celebrate completion of Martin Science Building renovation

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A ribbon cutting and reception will be held at 4 p.m. on Thursday, October 2.... READ MORE >>

Randolph establishes speakers bureau

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The new resource will connect the College’s expertise with local communities. ... READ MORE >>

Kim Phuc Phan Thi, ‘Napalm Girl,’ presented with Randolph’s Pearl S. Buck Award

President Sue Ott Rowlands presents Kim Phuc Phan Thi with the Pearl S. Buck Award

Phan Thi, the recipient of Randolph’s 2025-2026 Pearl S. Buck Award, was 9 years old in 1972 when she was immortalized in Nick Ut’s Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph.... READ MORE >>

Randolph College expands mental health and wellness initiatives through Endeavor Grant

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“This project brings the liberal arts vision for education of the whole person into sharper focus, putting student flourishing at the center.”... READ MORE >>

PHOTOS: Move-in day 2025

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Photos from move-in day on Monday, Aug. 18, 2025. ... READ MORE >>

Travis Carter promoted to vice president for enrollment management

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Carter, who currently serves as dean of admission and financial aid, has led Randolph’s Office of Admission since 2019.... READ MORE >>

Randolph becomes first College in the country to offer Freedom 4/24’s human trafficking awareness training for young adults

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Human trafficking comes in many forms, and some of them start closer to home than many people realize. ... 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 >>

Students, faculty traveling to Sri Lanka for study tour

Randolph College students and professor Kaija Mortensen work with the Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement in Walaswewa, Sri Lanka.

Sudesh Mantillake, who just wrapped up his time at the College’s Quillian Visiting International Scholar, is leading students and faculty on study tour of Sri Lanka from May 19 to June 1.... READ MORE >>

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