Randolph students continue hands-on work with old-growth forests
This summer, Alana Ellis ’26 and Wednesday Hertzberg ’26 picked up right where they left off, returning to their internships with the 500 Year Forest Foundation.... READ MORE >>
Kim Phuc Phan Thi, ‘Napalm Girl,’ to receive Randolph’s Pearl S. Buck Award this fall
She will accept the award on Sept. 10 during a visit to campus alongside Nick Ut, who took the photograph.... READ MORE >>
Zu Eklhansa ’23 named to Equal Justice Works national committee
Eklhansa has seen firsthand how barriers like language, income, and immigration status can prevent people from getting the help they need.... READ MORE >>
Randolph becomes first College in the country to offer Freedom 4/24’s human trafficking awareness training for young adults
Human trafficking comes in many forms, and some of them start closer to home than many people realize. ... READ MORE >>
A’Nyeja Adams ’22 named Academy Center of the Arts’ new curator
Adams curates exhibitions, works directly with artists, and shapes how their work is experienced by the public.... READ MORE >>
Students to present about 2025 Summer Research Program projects
Students will present the results of their lab work, cultural and psychological studies, and research. ... READ MORE >>
Warren participates in Ocean Observatories Initiative workshop
The workshop was part of a larger effort to create a new edition of an open-source online laboratory manual full of free educational data activities for undergraduate and graduate oceanography classes. ... READ MORE >>
Tatum publishes articles on teaching, academic integrity
Randolph’s Mary Sabel Girard ’34 Professor of Psychology recently published an article for the American Psychological Association and co-authored another, featuring a study conducted alongside a group of other researchers, in the journal Ethics & Behavior. ... READ MORE >>
Research explores adding empathy to online conversations
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
The program will launch in fall 2026. ... READ MORE >>
