Randolph celebrates 2018 mid-year graduates
Randolph honored seven winter graduates at the annual Mid-Year Graduation Luncheon Friday in the Alice Ashley Jack Room of Smith Memorial Building. Mid-year graduates included: Shelby Louise Bergum (sport and exercise studies), Christina Lee Cordell (religious studies), Alexandra Nicole Hutcherson (biology), Shelby Marie Lutz (sport and exercise studies), Celina Grace Matthews (English, creative writing), Judith... READ MORE >>
National Book Award finalist joins M.F.A. visiting faculty
The Randolph College M.F.A. in Creative Writing program has added yet another accomplished author to its faculty. Diana Khoi Nguyen, a poet and 2018 National Book Award finalist, will join the program as a visiting faculty member for the upcoming winter residency and mentor students in the upcoming semester. Nguyen’s work has appeared in publications... READ MORE >>
Randolph Science Festival receives Technology Program of the Year Award
Randolph College’s Science Festival was recently recognized for its impact on the region at the Lynchburg Regional Technology Council’s 2018 Tech Edge Awards ceremony. Randolph received the Technology Program of the Year Award, which recognizes an educational institution or group of students who have shown outstanding achievement in the areas of technology and innovation in... READ MORE >>
Month in Photos: November 2018
November was exciting and eventful! Here are some of our favorite photos from the month.... READ MORE >>
Vita Abundantior – The Magazine of Randolph College – No. 5 – Fall 2018
Vita Abundantior – The Magazine of Randolph College Fall 2018 – Number 5 Table of Contents:... READ MORE >>
Randolph junior eyes Olympics while making her mark in the national weightlifting arena
Although she’s only been competing in the sport for three years, Meredith Alwine ’20 has won multiple Junior and Senior National titles as well as three silver medals at the Junior World Weightlifting Championships.... READ MORE >>
The Key to Success: Passion for math and music help George Darko-Boateng ’20 find balance
While growing up in Ghana, George Darko-Boateng ’20 and his brothers spent visits with their grandfather playing the piano. Usually, he would tap random keys for fun. But one day, Darko-Boateng recognized a note from a song he had heard in church. Determined to learn the whole song, he kept trying new keys and combinations... READ MORE >>
Monkeying Around: Costa Rica research offers up-close and personal experience to Randolph grad
On her first day in Costa Rica, Reneé Russell ’16 and a group of researchers ventured into the rainforest. Not long into the trip, they heard a loud rustling in the trees overhead and spotted a group of spider monkeys jumping from limb to limb. One let out a scream and creeped toward them. After... READ MORE >>
‘I feel like this is my place’: New M.F.A. in creative writing exceeds enrollment expectations
As an English major, Amelia Harrington ’17, ’20 M.F.A. loved her undergraduate experience at Randolph College. She excelled in poetry and creative writing, graduating with honors in the major. But what really elevated her Randolph experience were the close relationships she developed with professors. So when she learned about Randolph’s new low-residency M.F.A in creative... READ MORE >>
Reduce, Reuse, Save: Students create free Rummage Room to handle end-of-year move-out waste
As a sustainability intern at Randolph her sophomore year, Marie Abowd ’19 was charged with finding new ways to reduce the College’s carbon footprint. She was amazed to learn the College was paying to discard tons of waste when students moved out of residence halls at the end of each academic year. That’s when inspiration... READ MORE >>
