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Helen Clark Berlind Symposium begins Friday

Nick Brandt, Elephant Walking Through Grass, Amboseli, 2008, archival pigment print, 40 in. x 73 in., edition of 8. ©Nick Brandt, Courtesy of the Artist and Hasted Kraeutler, NYC

The Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College will host the 23rd annual Helen Clark Berlind Symposium this weekend. The symposium brings together artists and scholars to discuss the themes expressed in the College’s annual exhibition.... READ MORE >>

No Shame theatre kicks off Friday with "Best Of" event

Photo from No Shame Theatre

The Best of No Shame will reunite some of the most popular acts from the Lynchburg talent showcase at 9:30 p.m. Friday.... READ MORE >>

Fall sports teams promote cancer awareness

Cancer ribbons

Several teams are partnering with Randolph’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee to use one home event to help draw attention to cancer and raise money to support cancer patients and research.... READ MORE >>

Faculty, staff participate in Virginia Ten Miler

Photo of people walking outside of Randolph College

More than 20 faculty and staff members have signed up to participate on Randolph College’s team in the Virginia Ten Miler.... READ MORE >>

Pumpkin Parade photo contest begins

Photo of pumpkins

Enter the Pumpkin Parade photo contest by sharing relevant photos on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter with the hashtags #pumpkinparade2014 and #randolphcollege.... READ MORE >>

Randolph student leads artificial intelligence discussion for philosophy group

Phuong Tran ’15 gave a presentations based on her senior philosophy paper, “Artificial Intelligence: Are Smart Machines Alive? Or Are Alive Machines Smart?”... READ MORE >>

English Professor wins 2014 Liam Rector First Book Prize for Poetry

Bunny Goodjohn’s book is due for publication in May 2015... READ MORE >>

Randolph honors three alumnae with Achievement Awards

Achievement Award presentation dinner

Ann Close ’56, Gonul Velicelebi ’73, and Ellen Suthers ’73 received Alumnae Achievement Awards.... READ MORE >>

Tennis duo reaches finals in regional tournament

Tennis player

Sarah Parker ’16 and Heather Parra ’17 reached the championship match of this weekend’s ITA Regionals in women’s tennis action.... READ MORE >>

Poet Natalie Diaz visits Randolph for public reading

Photo by Diaz Natalie

The recent winner of the Holmes National Poetry Prize will give a public reading at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Alice Ashley Jack Room.... READ MORE >>

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