Practical experience is at the core of Randolph’s museum and heritage studies major. For Lofaso, that hands-on approach made all the difference. ... READ MORE >>

Adams curates exhibitions, works directly with artists, and shapes how their work is experienced by the public.... READ MORE >>

Now an assistant professor of history at Florida State University, Conti will discuss the architectural history of slavery at Virginia’s Berkeley Plantation. ... READ MORE >>

Currently double-majoring in museum and heritage studies and environmental studies at Randolph, Royall spent his summer as a sustainability intern. ... READ MORE >>

In “The Green Ribbon: Chlorophyll Prints by Siobhán Byrns,” she explores the romanticized ideals imposed on women, particularly as wives and mothers. ... READ MORE >>

Allison Luchs will discuss how maiolica artists adapted major works of Renaissance and even ancient art into ceramics during a special lecture.... READ MORE >>

Biofluorescence occurs when light is absorbed by a molecule found within the skin or fur of an animal and then emitted as light of a different frequency or color, usually green, orange, blue, or red. ... READ MORE >>

Elizabeth Bailey ’25 got a taste of independent research over winter break when she visited the United Kingdom to research the life of Welsh artist Gwen John for her senior project. ... READ MORE >>

Museum and heritage studies students joined Holsberry and Maier staff to help hang the exhibit and create a site-specific installation, on view through June 1. ... READ MORE >>

Three students are wrapping up their Randolph experiences with exhibitions of their work.... READ MORE >>