Detroit Symphony Orchestra musicians kicking off new performance season
Monica Fosnaugh and Scott Strong will perform on Sept. 6. ... READ MORE >>
PHOTOS: Move-in day 2025
Photos from move-in day on Monday, Aug. 18, 2025. ... READ MORE >>
Travis Carter promoted to vice president for enrollment management
Carter, who currently serves as dean of admission and financial aid, has led Randolph’s Office of Admission since 2019.... READ MORE >>
National Gallery of Art curator to speak at the Maier
Allison Luchs will discuss how maiolica artists adapted major works of Renaissance and even ancient art into ceramics during a special lecture.... READ MORE >>
Leela Booth ’27 charts a course in marine science with summer REU
Particularly interested in fish and sharks, Booth spent her summer getting hands-on experience at the University of Delaware’s College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment.... READ MORE >>
Randolph students continue hands-on work with old-growth forests
This summer, Alana Ellis ’26 and Wednesday Hertzberg ’26 picked up right where they left off, returning to their internships with the 500 Year Forest Foundation.... READ MORE >>
Zeinab Eklhansa ’23 named to Equal Justice Works national committee
Eklhansa has seen firsthand how barriers like language, income, and immigration status can prevent people from getting the help they need.... READ MORE >>
Randolph becomes first College in the country to offer Freedom 4/24’s human trafficking awareness training for young adults
Human trafficking comes in many forms, and some of them start closer to home than many people realize. ... READ MORE >>
A’Nyeja Adams ’22 named Academy Center of the Arts’ new curator
Adams curates exhibitions, works directly with artists, and shapes how their work is experienced by the public.... READ MORE >>
Students to present about 2025 Summer Research Program projects
Students will present the results of their lab work, cultural and psychological studies, and research. ... READ MORE >>
