Student Life

Randolph Thrive: New student-led program emphasizes healing power of nature

Randolph Thrive is a self-navigated program based on research showing that time spent outdoors can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression. Organizers have designated seven spots across campus where students can connect with nature and find stress relief.... READ MORE >>

Randolph named one of Fiske Guide's "best and most interesting" institutions

The 2021 edition of the Fiske Guide to Colleges touts Randolph’s “rich traditions, cozy dorms, and challenging, seminar-based classes”—as well as the beauty of campus.... READ MORE >>

Month in Photos: November 2019

A student studies on a bench under fall colors on front campus

We give thanks for a memorable November! Here are some of our favorite photos from the past month:... READ MORE >>

Randolph students attend statewide women’s leadership development summit

The five participating students from Randolph were (from left): Maida Choudhery ’20, Mayrani Chavez Garcia ’21, Lauren Appel ’20, Keyu Jin ’20, and Andrea Wilson ’20.

Five Randolph students were selected to attend the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges’ (VFIC) Women’s Leadership Development Summit November 7-9 in Richmond. The Summit was designed to empower young women. Selected students joined fellow VFIC students from across the Commonwealth for a three-day summit to hear from dynamic and inspirational corporate and civic leaders about... READ MORE >>

Leading the way: students attend LEAD365 Conference in Orlando

Participating students were (from left): Madeline Owens, Jdody Misidor, Da'Quan Saunders, Ranita Sarfo, Paxton Allen, Sha-Ron Bass, and Hayley Ashford

This weekend, seven students attended the national LEAD365 Conference in Orlando, Florida. At LEAD365, the group heard from speakers and researchers from around the country. The curriculum focused on individual competency and aptitude growth, leadership knowledge, entrepreneurship, workforce preparedness, new professional understandings, and enhanced skill building. As an added bonus, the group attended Halloween Horror... READ MORE >>

Month in Photos: October 2019

Students study on the lawn next to the Houston Memorial Chapel

October was filled with pumpkins and fall foliage! Here are some of our favorite pictures from the month:... READ MORE >>

Randolph hosting Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention Week events

Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Prevention Week logo

Randolph College will hold several events and activities as part of its participation in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention Week from Oct. 7-11. The schedule is listed below. For more information about these events, please contact Kayce Croy, assistant director of residence life, at kcroy@randolphcollege.edu. Monday, October 7: Clothesline Project 5-7 p.m. in the Alcove Conference... READ MORE >>

Month in Photos: August and September 2019

Lightning over Main Hall at night

It’s hard to believe it’s been five weeks since we welcomed the Class of 2023 to campus and four since we started classes! Here are some of the highlights (in photos) of the new semester so far:... READ MORE >>

Macon Activities Council (MAC) renamed Randolph Programming Board (RPB)

Students dance at MAC's dance party during WildCat Weekend in 2018

The Macon Activities Council (MAC) has brought a wide variety of entertainment to campus for many years, and will continue to do so under a new name. Starting this fall, MAC will become the Randolph Programming Board (RPB), which aims to bring innovative and engaging events to campus catered to the interests of all students.... READ MORE >>

Fiske Guide to Colleges touts Randolph as one of the nation’s “Best and Most Interesting” institutions

Featured in 2020 Fiske Guide to Colleges

Randolph College was again recognized as one of the nation’s “best and most interesting” institutions in the 2020 edition of the Fiske Guide to Colleges. The Fiske Guide to Colleges does not rank universities and colleges numerically, but assesses the strengths and weaknesses of what it considers the top institutions in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, and... READ MORE >>