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Randolph ranks third in the nation for "Best Colleges for Clubs and Activities"

Students work in the Organic Garden.

Randolph College has been ranked third in the nation for student activities by the 2015 Cappies, an awards ranking produced by Cappex, a website that specializes in helping students choose a college. Randolph ranked behind Alma College and Vassar in the top 25  ranking for “Best Colleges for Clubs and Activities.” The ranking is based on more... READ MORE >>

Randolph sponsors screening of Penn & Teller film

  Randolph College and the James River Arts Council are joining forces with the Academy of Fine Arts to present the screening of the Penn & Teller film Tim’s Vermeer followed by an in-person lecture by the film’s subject, inventor Tim Jenison.   The screening will be held Tuesday, December 9, at 7:30pm in at... READ MORE >>

Award-winning composer visits Randolph College for American premiere of new composition

Photo of Max

The Randolph College Chamber Orchestra will present its fall concert on December 5 at 7:30 p.m.... READ MORE >>

Read the November 2014 edition of Randolph magazine

Randolph Magazine, November 2014... READ MORE >>

Kelly Dudley dances in Chicago showcase

Kelly Dudley, adjunct instructor in dance

Kelly Malone Dudley, adjunct instructor in dance, recently appeared in the Chicago-area premier of Glenn Leslie’s “Wrangling the Rambler,” a jazz dance set to music by The Manhattan Transfer. The show featured original jazz choreography as well as classic tap re-creations by Gene Kelly.... READ MORE >>

Kelly Malone Dudley recently appeared in the Chicago premiere of Glenn Leslie's "Wrangling the Rambler"

Chicago premiere of Broadway classic featuring Kelly Malone Dudley... READ MORE >>

Creative writing and social activism meet in upcoming lecture

Photo of Corbon Addison

Author Corban Addison will give a public lecture at Randolph College on Monday, Dec. 1, from 7 – 8 p.m in Nichols Theatre.... READ MORE >>

Diverse bird collection donated to Randolph

Photo of bird in hand

The Randolph College Natural History Collections Project (NHCP) recently celebrated a recent donation of almost 300 specimens of birds, including rare and extinct species.... READ MORE >>

Kaija Mortensen presents research at conference

Assistant professor looks the term “know how” ... READ MORE >>

2014 International Photo Contest winners

Photo of art by Abigail Smith, Kingston Jamaica

Every year, the Office of International Student Services sponsors an international photo contest in which Randolph students can share their pictures taken around the world. The winners of the 2014 contest were announced recently.... READ MORE >>

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