Iyania Corbett ’26 completes Smithsonian Leadership for Change internship
She worked in the Virginia Museum of Natural History’s zoology and paleontology departments. ... 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 >>
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 >>
Siobhán Byrns to discuss her work in Maier Artist Talk
In “The Green Ribbon: Chlorophyll Prints by Siobhán Byrns,” she explores the romanticized ideals imposed on women, particularly as wives and mothers. ... READ MORE >>
Turning Passion into Policy: Cesar Ibarra-Lopez ’26 interns with Sen. Tim Kaine
Ibarra-Lopez’s interest in government and politics—and a desire to become an advocate—started young.... READ MORE >>
Abundance in Action: New students pack thousands of pounds of potatoes for those in need
The event was done as part of the College’s Life More Abundant first-year course. ... READ MORE >>
PHOTOS: First Day of Classes 2025
Students pose with chalkboards on the first day of classes on Aug. 21, 2025. ... READ MORE >>
Randolph reports another year of historic enrollment
For the second year in a row, the College will enroll its largest incoming class in history. ... READ MORE >>
Detroit Symphony Orchestra musicians kicking off new performance season
Monica Fosnaugh and Scott Strong will perform on Sept. 6. ... READ MORE >>
