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“The Moon and Reverie: Works by Kathy Muehlemann” to open at the Maier with artist talk, reception

A collage of three images: An abstract painting featuring red and blue brushstrokes, a black and white headshot of the artist, and another painting featuring a dark background with a yellow moon

“The Moon and Reverie: Works by Kathy Muehlemann” opens with a reception and artist’s talk on Friday, Jan. 16.... READ MORE >>

History professor Gerry Sherayko appointed to Lynchburg Electoral Board

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Sherayko, chair of the history department, has been appointed to the Lynchburg Electoral Board for a three-year term that begins on Thursday.... READ MORE >>

Randolph announces Fall 2025 Dean’s List

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Randolph College is pleased to announce its Dean’s List for the fall 2025 semester.... READ MORE >>

Randolph offering new Graduate Certificate in Sport Coaching

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“This is designed for coaches at all levels to build expertise, confidence, and credentials, improving their coaching and advancing their careers in a way that is efficient and flexible.” ... READ MORE >>

Gary Dop receives SCHEV Outstanding Faculty Award

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The awards, established in 1987, recognize faculty at Virginia institutions of higher learning who exemplify the highest standards of teaching, scholarship, and service. ... READ MORE >>

Jacob Lofaso ’25 turns classroom experience into a museum career

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Practical experience is at the core of Randolph’s museum and heritage studies major. For Lofaso, that hands-on approach made all the difference. ... READ MORE >>

Vita Abundantior – The Magazine of Randolph College – Fall 2025

Vita magazine fall 2025 cover photo: COVER: Kyron Gault ’29 participates with other first-years in a UNITY project during the first week of classes.

In this issue: Life More Abundant courses, Martin renovations unveiled, Capitol Hill internship, Global Scholars, Greek Play, outcomes, and more.... READ MORE >>

Teniyah Crenshaw-Patterson ’25 and Jordan Phillips-McLoyd ’25 pursue professional dreams overseas

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Two recent Randolph basketball standouts are taking their athletic prowess abroad. ... READ MORE >>

A New Era For Martin: Recent $23 million renovation offers state-of-the art spaces

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The classrooms in Martin Science Building have always been special, even before the recent completion of a multimillion-dollar renovation project. ... READ MORE >>

PHOTOS: Holiday on Main

A group of students pose with props alongside Wanda WildCat, for a holiday photo booth

Photos from our Holiday on Main photo booth. ... READ MORE >>

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