A recap of the year that was: Top headlines of 2019
As the year comes to a close, we have compiled a list of some of our top stories of 2019:
New Virginia Women’s Monument memorializes nine outstanding alumnae and faculty
The Virginia Women’s Monument in Richmond, Virginia
Massive renovation to the RAD Center begins, thanks to generous gifts from alumnae and friends of the College
Construction workers make improvements to the exterior of the athletics center
Randolph receives $1.25 million grant in honor of Mamie Jolley Bruce ’44 to support Community Fellows program
Mamie Jolley Bruce
Randolph sets second-highest fundraising record in College history for Fiscal Year 2018-19
Students express their gratitude in the Giving Tuesday photo booth during the day of giving
Randolph hosts Lynchburg’s first-ever Freedom School with The Listening, Inc.
Nick George, founder and executive director of The Listening, Inc., reads from his poetry at the Freedom School.
Anthony Fonnesu ’20 helps re-establish sister city connection as City of Lynchburg’s special ambassador to Reuil-Malmaison, France
Anthony Fonnesu works with a colleague at Schneider Electric in Rueil-Malmaison, France
New, student-run Randolph College Step Team forms and livens up campus events
The Step Team performed a special routine at Randolph’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Service in January
Princeton Review ranks Randolph #18 in the nation for Most Accessible Professors
Religious studies professor Gordon Steffey meets with a group of students in the Student Center during his office hours
Students travel to Portugal, volunteer for food rescue project during alternative spring break
Students and staff pictured in Sintra, Portugal
The cat’s out of the bag: Wanda WildCat gets a makeover
Wanda WildCat poses in a student’s room on move-in day
