museum and heritage studies
Michigan State University professor to deliver Archaeological Institute of America lecture at Randolph

Jon Frey, a Michigan State University classical studies professor, will discuss “The Origins of Roman Bathing at the Sanctuary of Poseidon at Isthmia.”... READ MORE >>
Ann Holsberry ’65 works with students ahead of Maier solo exhibition

“Ann Holsberry: Navigating Sea and Stars” opens Sunday, with the artist’s lecture at 2 p.m.... READ MORE >>
Professor emerita Susan Stevens returning to give lecture at Randolph

Susan Stevens, Randolph College professor of classics emerita, will discuss her research in North Africa during a lecture later this fall. ... READ MORE >>
Lead curator of the National Gallery, London, to speak at Randolph College

Susanna Avery-Quash will discuss activities celebrating the National Gallery’s bicentenary this year, as well as a recent exhibition she curated there. ... READ MORE >>
33rd Annual Berlind Symposium set for Oct. 26

The program is inspired by the College’s 113th Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Art, “Vita Wild: Contemporary Wildlife Art.”... READ MORE >>
Grace Duckworth ’23 brings passion for history, education to role at George Mason’s Gunston Hall

Duckworth is a full-time educator at the historic Georgian-style home of one of the country’s founding fathers.... READ MORE >>
Jack Gary, executive director of archaeology at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, to speak at Randolph

“What Lies Ahead… And Beneath: The Future of Archaeology at Colonial Williamsburg” will be held on Monday, Sept. 16.... READ MORE >>
Maier lecture to focus on the ‘Universal Museum’

The free lecture will be held on Tuesday, April 2, at 6 p.m. in Leggett 537, preceded by a reception at 5 p.m. ... READ MORE >>
Maier event to focus on women workers

“Uncover/Recover: Remembering Women Workers” will be held on Tuesday, March 19.... READ MORE >>
New Randolph exhibit focuses on marine plastic pollution

“Entangled and Ingested,” which opens Jan. 12 in Hampson Commons, located in the Student Center, features seven life-sized collage portraits using plastic film to document animals that are harmed by marine plastic pollution.... READ MORE >>