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Kathleen Powers Conti ’11 returning to give lecture at Randolph

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Now an assistant professor of history at Florida State University, Conti will discuss the architectural history of slavery at Virginia’s Berkeley Plantation. ... READ MORE >>

New faculty Q&A: Crystal Peoples

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“My courses are very flexible, where students get to set the pace of our learning and some of the content of our discussions. I have been known to change the syllabus based on what topics students are interested in learning more about. That’s what makes being a professor so fun.” ... READ MORE >>

Filmmaker speaks to students, screens documentary during campus visit

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Filmmaker Jessica Hargrave visited campus in September to meet with film and video students and screen the film Good Night Oppy, which she produced.... READ MORE >>

Randolph establishes speakers bureau

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The new resource will connect the College’s expertise with local communities. ... READ MORE >>

James Royall ’27 reflects on Amazement Square internship

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Currently double-majoring in museum and heritage studies and environmental studies at Randolph, Royall spent his summer as a sustainability intern. ... READ MORE >>

New faculty Q&A: August Hardy

With a PhD from George Mason University and several years of teaching experience at Sweet Briar College, Hardy has joined Randolph’s faculty as an assistant professor of economics.... READ MORE >>

Organic Garden receives GLCF grant

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The funding helped purchase necessary upgrades, including a three-bin composting system, a small chicken coop to help grow our flock, greenhouse supplies, and a variety of plants that students planted themselves. ... READ MORE >>

Kim Phuc Phan Thi, ‘Napalm Girl,’ presented with Randolph’s Pearl S. Buck Award

President Sue Ott Rowlands presents Kim Phuc Phan Thi with the Pearl S. Buck Award

Phan Thi, the recipient of Randolph’s 2025-2026 Pearl S. Buck Award, was 9 years old in 1972 when she was immortalized in Nick Ut’s Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph.... READ MORE >>

Kim Phuc Phan Thi, ‘Napalm Girl,’ to receive Randolph’s Pearl S. Buck Award this fall

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She will accept the award on Sept. 10 during a visit to campus alongside Nick Ut, who took the photograph.... READ MORE >>

Ryan Davis ’26 puts lessons into practice with Ortho Cincy internship

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The sport and exercise studies major shadowed physical therapists there this summer. ... READ MORE >>

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