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February 28, 2019

Month in Photos: January-February 2019

The new year is off to a great start at Randolph! Here are some of our favorite photos from the month.

Professor Kaija Mortensen teaches class in the gazebo on front campusFaculty perform a musical number in The ShowSara Primm leads a Spotlight Tour at the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph CollegeThe Randolph Step Team performs at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial ServiceThe Red Brick Wall is dusted in snowKirby Tidmore took first in the Open Flat category of a home equestrian show in FebruaryStudents do homework on the patio of the Student CenterDominique Jackson makes a layup shot in a womenM.F.A. student Joseph Van Hayes Capeheart reads his work at the M.F.A. winter residency program in JanuaryStudents relax in front of Main Hall on a warm February dayThe softball team gets ready for its home opener versus Southern Virginia in FebruaryElisabeth Ayars hangs artwork at the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College for the exhibition, “Developed and Disturbed: Visions of the American Landscape.”Seniors celebrate the beginning of their last semester at the Senior Reception in JanuarySammy Hooper fends off opponents during a menZoe Waring walks a dog at the Lynchburg Humane SocietyStudents walk through the trolley on a cold dayDaniel Bennett-Blake competes in a home swim meetLooking through the window of Presser Hall towards Main HallThe student section cheers during the home swim meetStudents write candy grams for ValentineStudents talk to psychology professors at the Major Fair in JanuaryDrone photo of campusAbbi Pannill plays guitar on the front porch of West HallStudents show off their dance moves during The ShowGrace Driver competes in a home swimming meetTea Green and psychology professor Sara Beck have an outdoor advising meeting Tags: , , , , , ,

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