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New faculty Q&A: Sudesh Mantillake

Sudesh Mantillake poses for a portrait on front campus

Mantillake, Randolph College’s Quillian Visiting International Scholar, had a truly global education. ... READ MORE >>

New faculty Q&A: Claire Hancock

A portrait photograph of professor Claire Hancock, taken on front campus

Hancock is a visiting assistant professor of dance and director of the College’s Helen McGehee Visiting Artists Program in Dance.... READ MORE >>

Spring Dance Concert celebrating ‘individuality through shared movement’

Performances will be held on Friday, April 5, at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, April 6, at 2 p.m. ... READ MORE >>

Q&A with new faculty: Danie Etienne

Etienne is a visiting professor of dance and director of the College’s Helen McGehee Visiting Artist Program in Dance. ... READ MORE >>

Randolph students to perform during Spring Dance Concert

The concert, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 7, will feature Mitchell Ngwenya ’25, Stephanie Swithers ’25, and Reese Cooper ’25.... READ MORE >>

Q&A with new faculty: Marie Zvosec

Zvosec is already familiar with life behind the Red Brick Wall; she’s been coming to the College as a visiting artist and adjunct professor since 2014.... READ MORE >>

Randolph announces 2020-21 Academic & Leadership Awards

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2020-21 award winners ... READ MORE >>

Student work takes center stage during Spring Dance Concert

The work of three students and three guest artists—as well as one former WildCat—take center stage during Randolph’s 2021 Spring Dance Concert, which will be available to stream starting April 8.... 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 >>

Randolph dance majors bring guest artist’s work to life

Emma Carrico practices a solo routine in the dance studio for the upcoming concert

Two Randolph dance students recently found a way to share their work, despite the pandemic. Samantha Landers ’21 and Emma Carrico ’21 have both recorded themselves performing the same solo piece, choreographed by guest artist Eun-Kyung Chun.... READ MORE >>