Randolph professor's article published in Virginia Science Journal
An article by economics professor John Abell was published in the Fall 2019 edition of the Virginia Social Science Journal. “Redlining in Lynchburg” analyzes Lynchburg’s experience with the federal housing policies of the Homeowners Loan Corporation, which were openly racist in their intent and implemented in ways that precluded blacks from benefiting from them in... READ MORE >>
Randolph Announces 2019-2020 Academic and Leadership Awards
Academic Awards Art and Art History Outstanding First Year: Aisha Downs Rachel Trexler Ellis ’44 Art Prize for Excellence in Art: Lewis Ward Awarded annually with preference given to a graduating senior studio art major. The criteria for the selection shall include inherent artistic talent and academic performance, along with the intention to pursue a... READ MORE >>
Randolph College announces innovative new curriculum designed to better meet the needs of college students in 2020 and beyond
Beginning fall 2021, Randolph College will launch a unique, new model that will allow students to take two courses in seven-week sessions. Believed to be the only permanent one of its kind in the nation, Randolph’s new TAKE2 program was designed by faculty to help students have a successful, enjoyable, and rewarding academic experience. The... READ MORE >>
Randolph alumna organizes letter-writing campaign to graduating seniors
Jackie Clark ’93 has many memories from her senior year at the College. Hanging her graduation gown from her residence hall room door. The Pumpkin Parade and Daisy Chain ceremonies held alongside the sophomore class. Decorating her graduation stole with pins collected throughout the year. “I still have all of them,” she said earlier this... READ MORE >>
#VitaStrong: Virtual events, livestreams celebrate Randolph's day of caring
Events included livestreams by Allison Brooks ’18, Randolph’s sustainability coordinator; Gary Dop, English professor and director of Randolph’s M.F.A. program; Chris Gaumer, assistant director of the M.F.A. program; and a musical performance by philosophy professor Sara Beck.... READ MORE >>
Yale University using Randolph professor's videos for Greek instruction
There are a limited number of textbooks used in Greek instruction, so Randolph professor Amy Cohen wasn’t surprised when her alma mater, Yale University, came knocking this spring.... READ MORE >>
Museum and Heritage Studies seniors produce online exhibition
The first seniors to graduate with Randolph’s museum and heritage studies major revealed their final exhibition, “History and Heritage: Discovering the African American Experience at Lesesne Plantation”.... READ MORE >>
Randolph Athletic Awards
The Randolph Athletics Department released its 2020 awards in five parts. Six awards were given out for the Department while four major awards were bestowed.... READ MORE >>
President to Students: Honor Code, tradition of self-scheduled unproctored exams will continue as usual
As a Randolph student, there is a lot that is expected of you during a regular year. This year, the expectations and challenges were even greater, yet you chose to make the best of a difficult situation. You have shown exactly why we are so proud of our students.... READ MORE >>
Students to present research, creative work during virtual Symposium of Artists & Scholars
The Randolph College Symposium of Artists & Scholars will be held virtually this year, with presentations beginning Thursday. The event, designed for students to show off their research and creative work, will be held online, but asynchronously, meaning videos of the presenters will be pre-recorded and posted at http://sas2020.go.randolphcollege.edu. Randolph biology professor Doug Shedd will... READ MORE >>
