Adventure in Australia: Experiences after graduation push alumna toward medical school
Since she arrived in the Outback, Kayla Henniger has worked as a pharmacy technician for Priceline Pharmacy. She also became a certified first aid volunteer with the St. John Ambulance Brigade, which has incorporated many of the skills she learned as a biology major at Randolph... READ MORE >>
Alumna's work could aid in fight against COVID-19
Katy Worrilow ’80 founded her company, LifeAire Systems, after discovering that airborne pathogens could affect the in vitro fertilization process... READ MORE >>
Why I give: Elizabeth 'Betsy' Krome ’71
“Both my daughter (Margaret Krome-Lukens ’07) and I received scholarships that made our R-MWC attendance possible, and it feels like the simplest-ever ‘Pay It Forward.’ I strongly believe in the virtues of a liberal arts education and giving to Randolph feels like a great way to make good on that belief.”... READ MORE >>
AmazonSmile purchases support Randolph College
Alumnae and alumni, students, and others in the College community can give to Randolph each time they make a purchase on the popular online marketplace, Amazon.com.... READ MORE >>
COVID-19 Updates and Spring Semester Reopening
... READ MORE >>Randolph donates materials to Vector Space for PPE production
The donation, dropped off Monday, included transparencies and 3D printer filament. Randolph also temporarily loaned the organization its 3D printer to help in the production of face shields.... READ MORE >>
10 tips to preserve your sanity while keeping up with school work during quarantine
Brought to you by your friendly Academic Strategies tutors. ... READ MORE >>
Counseling Center offering telehealth services for students
The new service is being offered through doxy.me, a telemedicine platform that allows for synchronous video and audio appointments with Counseling Center staff.... READ MORE >>
President's Message to Students: Online Week 2 – take care of yourself physically and mentally
Limit your time watching the news, go outside, get some exercise, chat with your friends on social media, and find some way to relax. All of these things will help you manage the day-to-day stress that we are all feeling right now.... READ MORE >>
Several Randolph professors granted tenure
The Randolph College Board of Trustees recently granted tenure to philosophy professor Kaija Mortensen, biology professor Amanda Rumore and mathematics professor Jia Wan. All three will be promoted from assistant to associate professors effective July 1. Mortensen, who came to Randolph in 2013, earned her undergraduate degree in philosophy from Colorado College and her Ph.D.... READ MORE >>
