American Culture Program will study "Spectacular Bodies"
Participants in this year’s American Culture Program will travel to Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and Las Vegas to examine America’s fascination with the human body. Applications for the American Culture Program are due October 17.... READ MORE >>
BuzzFeed: Historic Greek Play photos
We collected many historic photos and images related to the ancient Greek dramas that have been performed on our campus.... READ MORE >>
Amanda Denny honored for making an impact on the community
DePaul Community Resources honored Amanda Denny, Randolph College’s director of leadership and engagement, with the Human Relations award at its Women of Achievement ceremony.... READ MORE >>
Holocaust survivor encourages students to stand up for others
“There’s a great deal of good that you can do if you’re aware of prejudice and scapegoating and bullying,” Margit Meissner said. “This is your business. You must not let this go without interfering.”... READ MORE >>
Randolph College presents Oedipus the King
The 2014 Greek Play will be performed in the Del on October 10-12 at 4 p.m. each day.... READ MORE >>
Riders post impressive results at opening SWVHJA show
The 2014-15 Southwest Virginia Hunter Jumper Association year started this weekend.... READ MORE >>
Art and science meet in Oct. 8 lecture by National Gallery, London, collections director
Ashok Roy will present a public lecture at Randolph at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 8. He will explain how science is used to shed light on art history, sometimes confirming or contesting the identity of the artist credited for a work of art.... READ MORE >>
Macon Activities Council launches new Fall Fest event
The Macon Activities Council (MAC) is kicking off Fall Fest, a new event for Randolph College on Saturday. The festival runs from 12 – 4 p.m. with a variety of food and games in Michels Plaza. At 8 p.m., the Smith Hall Theatre doors open will open for a concert featuring American hip-hop artist Chitty Bang.... READ MORE >>
Holocaust survivor to share her story October 7
Margit Meissner, a Holocaust survivor who escaped by bicycle from the Nazi encroachment on France, will share her story at Randolph College next week. Meissner will speak on Tuesday, October 7, at 7:30 p.m. in Smith Hall Theatre. The event is free and open to the public. Randolph history professor Gerry Sherayko invited Meissner to visit Randolph... READ MORE >>
BuzzFeed: 33 Pumpkin Parade designs that should go down in history
Here is a collection of just a few of the many unique and well-done Pumpkin Parade carvings over the years.... READ MORE >>
