Beck writes about music cognition for "Child Art Magazine"
In the article, How Do Scientists Study Music?, Beck and co-author Miriam Lense wrote about the intersection of music, psychology, neuroscience, education, and health... READ MORE >>
Warren presents at environmental studies conference, elected to board of directors
Warrin, who was elected to serve on the AESS board of directors for a second term in June, made two presentations, including “Connecting Campus and Communities for Climate Justice” and “Getting the Most of External Reviews: Before, During, and After.”... READ MORE >>
Media and culture professor's work published
The work of Randolph media and culture professor Jennifer Gauthier has appeared in two recent publications. Teaching World Cinema in Lockdown was included in the most recent edition of Oh, the Humanities, a monthly newsletter focusing on news and topics in the humanities. In it, Gauthier writes about her experiences teaching film remotely during the... READ MORE >>
Randolph announces change to fall semester plan
The simple truth is that we do not see the situation in our country improving before our campus opens to our full student body in a month’s time. Because of this, we are not confident the College would be able to remain in-person the entire semester without serious COVID-19-caused disruptions.... READ MORE >>
Randolph professor honored with VACTE Student Impact Award
The award is given each year to a faculty member who had a significant impact on an applicant to VACTE’s Initial Licensure Scholarship.... READ MORE >>
Randolph named one of Fiske Guide's "best and most interesting" institutions
The 2021 edition of the Fiske Guide to Colleges touts Randolph’s “rich traditions, cozy dorms, and challenging, seminar-based classes”—as well as the beauty of campus.... READ MORE >>
ODAC issues statement on fall competition
The Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Presidents Council has announced the postponement of all athletic competition for the 2020 season, due to the ongoing impact of COVID-19.... READ MORE >>
Randolph College continuing to offer test-optional admission
In January, the College decided to change its standardized test requirement to test-optional for students who have a GPA of 3.0 or higher.... READ MORE >>
Randolph student holding "Where the Wild Things Are"-inspired online class for kids
Set to run from 11 to 11:45 a.m. Thursday, What Should We Do When We Feel Like A ‘Wild Thing’? is being offered through The Paradox Lab, which works to improve children’s habits of inquiry, self-directed learning, and critical reflection.... READ MORE >>
Retiring biology professor Doug Shedd reflects on 42 years at the College
This story is part of a series featuring faculty members who are retiring in 2020. Biology professor Doug Shedd arrived at the College in the fall of 1978. Though he’s seen a lot of changes over the past 42 years, just as much has remained the same, including the College’s dedication to students. “It’s still... READ MORE >>
