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Randolph hosts Intercultural Baccalaureate as part of Commencement activities

Jordyn Shumpert walks up to the stage during Randolph's 2025 Intercultural Baccalaurate. The event was held in Houston Memorial Chapel, which you can see in the background. She's smiling.

“It is a time for our graduates to reflect on their college careers and acknowledge faculty, staff, and late loved ones who were integral to their college experience.” ... READ MORE >>

Randolph announces 2025 Phi Beta Kappa Inductees

During a special ceremony on Saturday, three members of the Class of 2025 were inducted into the Randolph College chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious honor society.... READ MORE >>

Rumore publishes article about years-long research project with local farm

Biology professor Amanda Rumore and Sidney Clark place the Thera-tree saddle on a horse

The study, “Applying Equine-Assisted Learning: A Program for At-Risk Youth,” appeared in “HETI Journal: International Research and Practice 2025.”... READ MORE >>

Meet the Graduates: Cole Torres ’24, ’25 MAT

Cole Torres '25 poses for a portrait in front of the Michels Athletic Center. He's in a black collared shirt with his arms crossed.

Torres is ready to make a difference as he begins his career teaching physical education at an elementary school in Alexandria. ... READ MORE >>

‘Virginia Living’ recognizes Randolph for shaping the future of education

A view of Randolph's Student Center, with floor-to-ceiling windows visible

The 2025 guide, featured in the magazine’s April 2025 issue, recognizes schools across the Commonwealth that exemplify educational excellence and innovation.... READ MORE >>

Meet the Graduates: Lexie Lama ’25

Lexie Lama poses outside on the sidewalk by the library, standing next to one of the brick pillars

Lama is enrolling in Marymount University’s forensic and legal psychology master’s program, where she’ll study while working full-time as a lead psychiatric technician at the Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute. ... READ MORE >>

History professor Selda Altan granted tenure

Selda Altan

A historian of modern China, Altan specializes in labor history, colonialism, and Global Asia.... READ MORE >>

Meet the graduates: Elizabeth Parsons ’25

Elizabeth Parsons poses outside on campus, leaning against a railing and smiling at the camera

Parsons will start West Virginia University’s graduate program in geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial analysis this summer.... READ MORE >>

Randolph announces 2024-25 Academic & Leadership Awards

Photo of Main Hall, with a beautiful blue sky and clouds in the distance

Randolph honored students who have excelled in their academic performance and demonstrated leadership at the College.... READ MORE >>

The life more abundant abroad: Travel program for alums offers unique experiences

A group of alums pose in Plaza de Espana

“Travel is a transformative experience that brings people closer together. I can think of no better way for our alums to stay in touch with one another than to see the world together, reconnect, and experience new things, all while developing closer ties to Randolph.”... READ MORE >>

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