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Alumni Achievement Award winners announced
Virginia “Jinx” Patel ’58 and Judith Phillips Stanton ’65 will be honored during Reunion, which runs from June 2-4.... READ MORE >>
A helping hand: Alumna works to feed those in need in her native Sri Lanka
Like many across the world, Surani Dias ’81 found solace outdoors during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.... READ MORE >>
Alumni Achievement Award winners announced
Sherrie Preische ’87 and Amanda Clark Fox ’67 were honored on Saturday, June 4, during Reunion.... READ MORE >>
Randolph offering business mentorship program to students
A new Business and Economics Mentorship Program will match up current students with graduates who have found success in the business world.... READ MORE >>
‘It’s my job to make people care’: Work with ACLU-VA and homeless help Phuong Tran ’15 make community connections
Tran joined ACLU-VA in 2016 as a part-time employee. She worked her way up to a communications associate and is now serving as the digital communications manager. ... READ MORE >>
Why I Give: A Q&A with Martha McLeod ’76
“This is the place where I learned determination, grit, to never give up, and began to find my voice. It is the institution where I learned a lot academically, the place that sparked my interest in art history and where I learned to find a way to tough out the bad times and appreciate the good.”... READ MORE >>
Why I Give: Q&A with Meg Green Maguire ’65
As the College implements its future on the cutting edge, more equipment, facilities and scholarships are a necessity. This is what our contributions make possible.... READ MORE >>
Historic markers dedicated in memory of alumnae
World renowned dancer Helen McGehee ’42 and her grandmother, painter Sallie Lee Mahood, Class of 1897, were recognized Friday during a dedication ceremony for historical markers erected in their names.... READ MORE >>
New documentary showcases story of alumna, one of the first ordained female priests in the Episcopal Church
“It was a much bigger deal than any of us were aware at the time,” Heyward said. “We knew that the church would be shaken up a bit by what we did, but we did not realize how much interest there would be from the news media and the outside world.”... READ MORE >>
MAT alumna wins Association of Educators in Virginia Teacher Research Award
As she embarks on her career as a social studies teacher, Colleen Bowen ’20 MAT. is training her focus on the past and how it can help students in modern classrooms. In March, Bowen, who is a teacher for Lynchburg City Schools, was named the winner of the Association of Educators in Virginia Teacher Research... READ MORE >>