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 >>
Randolph student lands internship with Boston College's Cooperation Lab
The lab’s summer research assistants gain experience in all stages of the research process, including recruiting families, collecting and analyzing data, and discussing results.... READ MORE >>
Experience Matters: Randolph grad spends the year working as part of the Chesapeake Conservation Corps
Tyrah Cobb-Davis ’19 has known for a long time that she wants a career in the environmental conservation field. The hard part has always been choosing a direction. That’s why she took advantage of every environmental opportunity she could find while at Randolph. Her classes, internships, and especially a Summer Research project studying the implementation... READ MORE >>
From pioneer to innovator: Randolph continues its rich science tradition with new capital building campaign
Randolph’s Board of Trustees recently approved plans for a $26.5 million renovation of the Martin Science Building, with construction scheduled to start in May 2021.... READ MORE >>
President's Message to Students: Week 4 – We miss you and will see you in the fall
While what happens in the future with COVID-19 is out of our control, at this point, we fully expect to be open for on-campus learning as scheduled for the fall. In fact, we have already begun making plans and doing the work necessary for this to happen.... READ MORE >>
FROM WNBA TO WILDCAT: Former college basketball star, WNBA draftee joins Randolph women’s basketball coaching staff
It was the 2016 WNBA draft day, and Shakena Richardson—along with a crowd of family and friends—kept her eyes glued to the television. After what seemed like hours, she finally heard the Dallas Wings call her name as their 30th overall pick. “When I saw my name pop up on the screen, I was shaking,... READ MORE >>
