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December 19, 2019

A Photo Finish: Top Photos of 2019

As 2019 comes to a close, we are reflecting on some of the most memorable moments of the year. Here are some of our favorite photos taken by Randolph College photographer Jill Nance Waugh:

Students study in front of Main Hall2019 graduate Elisabeth Ayars embraces a friend after CommencementThe student section cheers on the WildCats during a basketball gameA student studies on a bench surrounded by fall colorsProfessor Gordon Steffey meets with students in the Student Center during his office hoursPresident Bradley W. Bateman high-fives Davenport Leaders on move-in dayLooking down the stairs in Main Hall known as "the curlies"Students play bubble soccer on the Bell QuadSenior Prince Charles is all smiles before a lacrosse gameLightning over Main Hall at nightSenior Elizabeth Beamon pictured in the procession to ConvocationRandolph M.F.A. student Joseph Van Hayes Capeheart raises his arms in excitement after reading his work at the winter residencyA member of the equestrian team kisses her horse following the last competitionStudents in blow-up dinosaur costumes patrol the 2019 Randolph College Science FestivalStudents perform in the annual Spring Dance ConcertMembers of the WildCat basketball team celebrate on the sideline during a gameThe fountain next to Cheatham Dining Hall runs on a summer dayStudents ring the Conway Bell during final exams for the spring 2019 semesterStudents pet baby chickens in the Student CenterFaculty and staff perform in the 2019 rendition of The ShowBriana Harbison extends for a catch in the outfield during a softball gameSpring flowers grow on the trees next to Martin Science BuildingMathematics professor Jasmine Wan works with students in a computer science courseMembers of the Randolph College Step Team share a laugh during rehearsalStudents pose on the steps of Moore Hall for photos in front of a full moon during Pumpkin ParadeStudents and alumni dance in the Student Center during WildCat WeekendSenior DJ Petty competes in a 60-meter dash event on his way to qualifying for the NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field ChampionshipsA drone photo of campus on a clear, summer dayEynnar Claros Chacon and Allen Vaytser conduct lab research on ticksA student studies by the Sundial on a spring afternoon2019 graduate Adama Beye carries the Daisy Chain as part of the annual traditionTrees pictured in full fall colors in front of Main HallReturning a serve during a tennis matchProfessor Karin Warren works with students Priscilla Ranjitkar and Keyu Jin on a Summer Research projectStudents perform in the fall theatre production, The Sea VoyageFirst-year students in the new STAR program climb on a high ropes courseThe WildCats compete in a swim meetSnow on the Red Brick Wall, with a snow-covered front campus in the backgroundSoccer teammates celebrate with Sara Bane after she scored a record five goals in a single gameStudents study on the deck outside of the Student CenterA bee enjoys the new pollinator garden on front campusWanda WildCat challenges a student to a push-up contest on move-in dayParticipants in the Freedom School, hosted by Randolph and The Listening this summer, hold a march against gun violence on Rivermont AvenueA child admires a piece in the 108th Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Art, which featured children book illustrationsStudents participate in traditional chants after ConvocationHailey Gilman plays flute during a rehearsal with the CollegeA frog splashes from the pond in the Dorothy Crandal Bliss Botanical GardenStudent athletes compete in a volleyball gameDrone photo of Main Hall at sunset2019 graduates walk the Red Brick Path following Commencement Tags: ,

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