Kelsey Abell ’14 started college thinking she would become an elementary school teacher. But for her, part of the beauty of the liberal arts curriculum was that she discovered a talent and interest in art that she had not realized before. Abell was one of several members of the Class of 2014 featured in Randolph... READ MORE >>

Several Randolph College psychology seniors presented their research papers at the annual meeting of the Virginia Psychological Association in Norfolk, Va. The seniors and their presentation titles are listed below. Jacob Hood ’14 and Robert Villanueva ’14 (presented by Jacob Hood): Effects of Race and Socioeconomic Status on the Perceived Credibility of Eyewitnesses Alexis Arnett... READ MORE >>

Two Randolph College students won national honors at the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association National Horse Show today. Reynolds Martin ’15 won first place for individual novice equitation on the flat, while Meaghan Hynes ’16 won third place for individual intermediate equitation on the flat. For more information, watch for the full story on RandolphWildcats.com. A... READ MORE >>

The Inauguration of Bradley W. Bateman included three video presentations to celebrate his life and career, the history of Randolph College, and the value of a liberal arts education. “Bradley W. Bateman: A Passionate Leader & A Champion For The Liberal Arts” was played during the installation ceremony to introduce the audience to Bateman. “Here... READ MORE >>

The News & Advance featured the Inauguration concert by Mavis Staples.... READ MORE >>