Randolph announces 2018 inductees for national, international honor societies
On Tuesday, Randolph students from a variety of academic departments were officially inducted into international, national, and College honor societies. Randolph’s 2018 inductees are: Psi Chi (Psychology) Tyana M. Martinez Brittany M. Lundy Kaitlyn R. Hevey Abigail M. Pannill Iota Sigma Pi (Women in Chemistry) Valarie N. Osei-Akyeampong Katie M. Jones Phi... READ MORE >>
Vita Abundantior – The Magazine of Randolph College – No. 3 – Spring 2018
Vita Abundantior – The Magazine of Randolph College April 2018 – Number 3 Table of Contents... READ MORE >>
Code Girls Declassified: Dorothy Braden Bruce '42 can finally reveal her secrets as a WWII codebreaker
Alumna’s role in top secret military program finally revealed Dorothy Braden Bruce ’42 was one of the first to learn that the Japanese had surrendered and World War II was over—she even knew before President Harry Truman. But for 70 years, she and the rest of a top secret group of women recruited by the... READ MORE >>
Curiosity Kits: Randolph professor’s research is helping local elementary school students
Randolph professor’s Curiosity Kits are helping stimulate curiosity and achievement in local elementary students.... READ MORE >>
Virtual Reality: Aubrey Husted Norris '05 is a key player for Minecraft franchise
Alumna uses her talents as part of leadership team for Minecraft.... READ MORE >>
Month in Photos: March 2018
A look back at some of our favorite moments and photos from March 2018 at Randolph College: Class in the greenhouse behind Martin Science Building Women’s lacrosse pregame introductions Playing the piano in Main Hall lobby ... READ MORE >>
Blending Art and Science: Campus exhibition utilizes Randolph's Natural History Collection to honor botanical artist
Campus exhibition utilizes Randolph’s Natural History Collection to honor botanical artist... READ MORE >>
On Air Personality: Cale Holmes '16 has a passion for journalism
Cale Holmes ’16 pursues his passion for journalism On any given day, Cale Holmes ’16 could be asked to cover just about anything for his job as news producer for WBOC, a television station in Salisbury, Maryland. By nature, journalism is a fast-moving career— and Holmes loves every challenging minute. “It’s an interesting gig, and... READ MORE >>
Destination Adventure: Lydia Edwards ’19 spends winter break on research trip in San Salvador
Lydia Edwards ’19 spends winter break on research trip in San Salvador As Lydia Edwards ’19 descended the small, rickety ladder into the pitch-dark cave, she felt the temperature start to rise. At the bottom, she and her fellow researchers crawled on their hands and knees through the sweltering hot tunnels and climbed rock formations... READ MORE >>
Positioning Randolph for the Future: A College Update by President Bradley W. Bateman
In the decade since the global financial crisis of 2008, liberal arts colleges have encountered increasing challenges. While all colleges and universities have had to deal with a significant drop in the number of high school graduates, liberal arts colleges have also confronted a serious challenge to the validity of their traditional mission, as well... READ MORE >>
