RESCHEDULED: The Show
Due to the College being closed for inclement weather, The Show has been rescheduled for Tuesday, February 24, at 7:30 p.m. in Smith Hall Theatre. It only comes once every four years. And it’s not the World Cup, the Winter Olympics, a U.S. presidential election or leap year. It’s The Show. That’s right. The Show—a... READ MORE >>
WildCat Theatre presents No Exit
No Exit will play from Feb. 20 to Feb. 22 and Feb. 27 and 28 in the Lab Theatre, room 203 in the Leggett Building.... READ MORE >>
Physics professor explains reports of booming sounds
The local ABC affiliate WSET recently asked Peter Sheldon, a Randolph College physics professor, to give a possible explanation for reports of “loud booms” that they had heard.... READ MORE >>
Gustavo Romero piano concert set for Feb. 20
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 >>
Randolph professor explains 2011 earthquake's far-reaching impact
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 >>
Archaeology lecture will highlight ancient temple construction
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 Ethics Bowl team takes second place in statewide competition
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 >>
Randolph students selected to present writing at English honor society convention
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 >>
Randolph students to intern at National Gallery, London
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 >>
Great Decisions lecture series features talk by Randolph global studies professor
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 >>
