Quianday Worthington ’25 studying behavioral ecology as part of NSF-funded research experience
Worthington is conducting research at the University of Virginia’s Mountain Lake Biological Station this summer. ... READ MORE >>
Randolph named a College of Distinction for second year in a row
The honor recognizes the College’s high-quality education, hands-on learning, strong student-faculty relationships, vibrant campus life, and stellar student outcomes.... READ MORE >>
Summer research students to present their findings this week
Students participating in the 2024 Summer Research Program will present the results of their work at 9:30 a.m. on Friday, June 28.... READ MORE >>
Summer research examining how satellite constellations affect astronomy
As satellites are launched into the sky, they leave traces of their transit on astronomical images, decreasing the scientific value of those images. ... READ MORE >>
MFA in creative writing program hosting reading series
Randolph College’s Master of Fine Arts in creative writing program is hosting a series of public readings in conjunction with its summer residency.... READ MORE >>
Endstation staging ‘Twelfth Night,’ ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ in repertory
Endstation Theatre Company, the resident professional theatre of Randolph College, will continue its season this week.... READ MORE >>
Randolph professor, student exploring culturally relevant teaching strategies
Culturally relevant pedagogy—instruction that takes students’ cultural differences into account—is at the heart of education professor Taryn Robertson’s summer research. ... READ MORE >>
Endstation summer season begins with Playwright’s Initiative Reading Festival
Running from June 13-16, the event features staged readings of new and original scripts about Central Virginia. ... READ MORE >>
Summer research project looking at how sound influences perceptual decision making
If a faster rhythm is present, will response times be faster?... READ MORE >>
Bringing the past to life: Professor, students team up to create an oral history of the College
History professor Gerry Sherayko has wanted to conduct an oral history of the College for years. All he needed to make it a reality were the right students.... READ MORE >>
