Created by women of color and indigenous women in the 1990s, the reproductive justice movement draws attention to unlawful controls placed on minority women’s bodies and how they experience reproductive health discrimination differently than white women.... READ MORE >>

World renowned dancer Helen McGehee ’42 and her grandmother, painter Sallie Lee Mahood, Class of 1897, were recognized Friday during a dedication ceremony for historical markers erected in their names.... READ MORE >>

Felicia Stewart, a professor of communication studies and chair of the Division of Social and Cultural Studies at Morehouse College, will close the event with a virtual lecture, “The Shared Strength of Mothers,” reflecting on women whose sons have been victims of police violence.... READ MORE >>

We must continue to embrace that history and support the Asian and Asian American members of our College family and beyond as we stand together against all acts of race hatred, discrimination, and violence.... READ MORE >>

History professor Selda Altan presented “A French Muslim in Qing China: Gervais Courtellemont’s Travels in Yunnan and Chinese Muslims in French Colonial Policy-Making, 1900–1911” virtually during the Biennial Conference of the Historical Society of Twentieth-Century China over the summer. She wrote more about the topic for the Turkish history journal Toplumsal Tarih. Her article, “Yirminci... READ MORE >>

March 22, 2021 – A message from President Bateman about the 2021-22 academic year... READ MORE >>

Following Governor Ralph Northam’s Wednesday announcement that outdoor graduation ceremonies across the commonwealth may have as many as 5,000 attendees, Lynchburg-area schools and colleges are working to finalize plans for their spring graduations. https://newsadvance.com/news/local/education/lynchburg-area-high-schools-colleges-work-to-finalize-graduation-plans-following-governors-new-guidance/article_ae6fb438-898d-11eb-a2fb-27de2aa43b55.html... READ MORE >>

During “The Uncanny Physics of Superhero Comic Books,” James Kakalios will discuss how the stories can be used to illustrate fundamental principles of physics... READ MORE >>

Randolph College’s computing programs have received a boost from the National Center for Women and Information Technology (NCWIT).... READ MORE >>

As a general farm intern this spring, Brooklyn Ford ’22 is involved in all aspects of the nonprofit urban farm’s daily operations, from planting to harvesting to composting. ... READ MORE >>