Internship with children’s museum prepares Randolph student for the future
Hayley Eubank ’22 is working as a museum education intern at Amazement Square. ... READ MORE >>
Registration open for Randolph’s summer 2021 online courses
Randolph College will once again offer an array of summer online courses in a wide range of subjects—from African American history to astronomy to sport and exercise studies. ... READ MORE >>
Randolph expands pollinator garden for Earth Day
On Thursday, professor Karin Warren, Sustainability Coordinator Allison Brooks, and a rotating group of volunteers expanded the pollinator garden located between Martin and Presser halls.... READ MORE >>
Randolph signs letter to the White House urging a strong 2030 climate target
Earlier this month, Randolph joined 75 colleges and universities in urging the Biden-Harris administration to adopt a carbon emission reduction target.... READ MORE >>
Symposium of Artists and Scholars set for April 29 and 30
The College’s annual Symposium of Artists and Scholars will shine a light on a wide range of topics this year—from the influence of stress on the brain to the robotization of the Winfree Observatory to the public art project Yarning for Unity. ... READ MORE >>
Alumnae Achievement Award winners announced
This summer, four outstanding graduates will receive one of the College’s highest honors, the Alumnae Achievement Award. This year, winners from 2020 and 2021 will be honored during a virtual ceremony on June 3. The winners include Louisa Branscomb ’71, Jennifer Sullivan Hubbard ’95, Elizabeth Owen ’91, and Katy Worrilow ’80. The awards are given... READ MORE >>
Randolph announces alumnae speakers for special Commencement ceremonies
Two alumnae of the College will serve as Commencement speakers during special in-person ceremonies for the Classes of 2020 and 2021.... READ MORE >>
Vita Abundantior – The Magazine of Randolph College – Spring 2021
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Randolph professors find innovative ways to connect online and in-person students
This semester, Randolph professors were able to choose the method of instruction they were most comfortable with, be it in-person, online, or a mix of the two. Most who chose in-person instruction also opted to teach in a dual-delivery format, where online and in-person students attend class at the same time. ... READ MORE >>
New chief diversity officer Keesha Burke-Henderson brings experience, leadership, and commitment to students
Before embarking on a career in diversity and inclusion, Keesha Burke-Henderson worked as a communication lecturer—with a focus on culture, race, and gender—for more than 15 years. She also spent a portion of her college years as a professional, traditional African dancer, which taught her the importance of a global worldview. “I was living in... READ MORE >>
