Gustavo Romero will perform in Wimberly Recital Hall on Friday, Feb. 20, in a concert presented by Forte Chamber Music and the Randolph College music department.... READ MORE >>

WSET asked Sarah Sojka, an environmental studies and physics professor, to explain a recent report that asserts a 2011 earthquake in Virginia shook more people than any other quake in U.S. history.... READ MORE >>

Randolph College will host an Archaeological Institute of America lecture on Wednesday, February 18. Michael Nelson will present “The Temples of Omrit: the Long and Intriguing Life of a Sanctuary” at 7:30 p.m. in room 537 in the Harold G. Leggett building. Nelson was a co-director and architect for excavations at Omrit, in northern Israel. His... READ MORE >>

Randolph College placed second in the 2015 statewide Ethics Bowl competition—the highest the College has ranked in the history of the Ethics Bowl.... READ MORE >>

Six Randolph College students will present their writing in March at the annual convention of Sigma Tau Delta, the world’s largest English honor society.... READ MORE >>

Two eight-week summer internships will allow students to work and learn in one of the world’s great museums. Applications are due Feb. 16.... READ MORE >>

Jennifer Dugan will present a talk in the 2015 Great Decisions lecture series on Thursday, February 12, in the Lynchburg Public Library Community Meeting Room at 3 p.m.... READ MORE >>

Sugar House Review recently published two poems by Gary Dop, a Randolph College English professor, and nominated one of them for a Pushcart Prize.... READ MORE >>

Love at the Maier will begin Friday, Feb. 6 from 5:30 to 8 p.m., followed by a family program on Sunday, Feb. 8 from 2 to 4 p.m.... READ MORE >>

This is the 7th year in a row that the Randolph chapter of the Society of Physics Students has won the Outstanding Chapter award.... READ MORE >>