student scholarship

Maier hosting senior exhibitions, art history senior presentations in April

A collage featuring two pieces of art: Elizabeth Bailey's painting Red Tailed Hawk 2, 2024, and Allie Allen, Untitled, 2024

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

Randolph students to debate ethics and artificial intelligence during annual VFIC Ethics Bowl

A group of students sits around a conference table, practicing for the Ethics Bowl. They're smiling and laughing with each other.

Jordyn Shumpert ’25, Elizabeth Bailey ’25, Ranay Bingham ’25, and Brandon Castro-Pruett ’27 will debate case studies. ... READ MORE >>

Jordyn Shumpert ’25 attends philosophy workshop at the University of Michigan

Jordyn Shumpert poses for a portrait outside

COMPASS at Michigan is designed to support underrepresented students who are considering graduate studies in philosophy.... READ MORE >>

Randolph hosts 24th MARCUS conference

College students throughout Virginia and surrounding states share findings from research or creative projects in all disciplines.... READ MORE >>

Randolph hosting 23rd MARCUS conference in October

Randolph College is hosting the 23nd Annual Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference of Undergraduate Scholarship (MARCUS) on Oct. 23.... READ MORE >>

Symposium of Artists and Scholars submission deadline extended

Yolanda Cobblah '17 presents her research during the 2017 Symposium of Artists and Scholars

Students wanting to participate in Randolph’s Symposium of Artists and Scholars have a little more time to get their proposals in! The deadline to apply has been extended until Wednesday at 11:59 p.m. The symposium, scheduled for April 23 and 24, offers students a chance to showcase their research, senior capstone projects, class projects, academic... READ MORE >>

Student-written ASIANetwork grant will allow Randolph students and professor to travel to Nepal for research

As Suzanne Bessenger, a religious studies professor, was designing the syllabus for her Gendering Enlightenment class, she realized that all of the students were interested in fields that would require grant writing. “Instead of asking them to each write a traditional research paper, I thought why not have the students work together to apply for... READ MORE >>