Warren presents at social justice conference
Karin Warren presented about climate resilience and heat mapping at Many Voice One Community’s 2023 Race and Social Justice Conference. ... READ MORE >>
Date rape survivor Katie Koestner to speak at Randolph College
At 18 years old, Katie Koestner was featured on the cover of “TIME” magazine as the first woman in history to publicly speak about being a victim of date rape.... READ MORE >>
Sue Ott Rowlands installed as Randolph College’s 11th president
The ceremony was the culmination of two days of events celebrating Ott Rowlands and Randolph College. ... READ MORE >>
Chua speaks at University of Colorado Boulder’s College of Music
Chua, chair of the College’s Department of Performing Arts, was a guest speaker for the Entrepreneurship Center for Music Learning Lunch.... READ MORE >>
Ryan Russell ’22 M.F.A., Randolph Writer In Residence, to read from work
Russell is an emerging contemporary writer based in Central Virginia.... READ MORE >>
Students participate in basket weaving workshop with Monacan Indian Nation Elder
The College’s 111th Annual Exhibition—”Survivance: Contemporary Native Art,” which closes next week—acted as a backdrop for their workshop.... READ MORE >>
Registration open for 2023 summer camps at Randolph College
Registration is now open for preschool, theatre, basketball, and coding summer camps at Randolph College.... READ MORE >>
Kunz to present at F. Scott Fitzgerald Conference in Sweden this summer
She was recently awarded a Davidson Reassigned Time Award, an internal College award that will allow her to be relieved of one course during Session 2 next fall.... READ MORE >>
SciFest 2023 recap: Juggler Greg Kennedy, Science Day, Maker Faire, and more
Randolph College’s 2023 Science Festival ran from March 23-26.... READ MORE >>
Alumnae return for Women in Science Panel
Dr. Mary Betterton ’81, Caitlin Jones ’17, and Mehgan McCrickard ’03 discussed their careers and offered advice to current students.... READ MORE >>
