Over 500 students, faculty, and staff at Randolph participated in the interactive art installation. While predominantly intended for the first year class, as an activity in the First Year seminar at Randolph, many upper-class students, faculty, and staff were interested and inspired to participate.... READ MORE >>

“My courses are very flexible, where students get to set the pace of our learning and some of the content of our discussions. I have been known to change the syllabus based on what topics students are interested in learning more about. That’s what makes being a professor so fun.” ... READ MORE >>

Bullock arrived at the College in 1987 after a year teaching as a full-time professor at Vanderbilt University, where he earned both his master’s degree and PhD.... READ MORE >>

On Tuesday, Randolph students from a variety of academic departments were officially inducted into international, national, and College honor societies.... READ MORE >>

The paper appears in a special issue of the journal, “Living in the Age of Anger: Representing ‘Negative Solidarities’ in Contemporary Global Culture.”... READ MORE >>

Patience and understanding are values that have always guided Allie Fields ’22.... READ MORE >>

She sat on two panels—“Teaching Sociological Practice” and “Welcome to Wherever We Are”—and led another, “Navigating a Career with a Lavender Vita.”... READ MORE >>

This story is part of an ongoing series featuring the work of faculty and students participating in Randolph’s Summer Research Program. Kim Steele ’22 has felt a kinship with Randolph sociology professor Danielle Currier since her first day on campus. “All day, I felt like I didn’t fit in,” says Steele, a mother of two who... READ MORE >>

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

The article considers the dynamics between religion and South Asian politics and follows work presented in Paris in 2018.... READ MORE >>