Burgos spent five weeks at ZA Cheetah Conservation Cheetah Experience in South Africa.... READ MORE >>

In the days after the Taliban invaded Kabul in the summer of 2021, Parwin and her family were among the thousands of people who fled Afghanistan. ... READ MORE >>

Randolph welcomed its largest class in nearly six years this fall, a talented, diverse group that only adds to the momentum the College has experienced over the last year.... READ MORE >>

“Lynchburg: Named” brought brought together Randolph and the Jones Memorial Library to explore the region’s legacy of slavery and fill in information gaps related to African Americans in Lynchburg. ... READ MORE >>

The College is relaunching its Science Matters campaign for the renovation and revitalization of the historic Martin Science Building with a special event in October. ... READ MORE >>

Memories from his summer in Taiwan come quickly to William Olichney ’24.... READ MORE >>

Bare’s photograph was recently accepted into the Academy Center of the Arts’ National Juried Photography Exhibition.... READ MORE >>

“I give to Randolph because I am forever grateful for the financial support the College gave me and the opportunities it afforded me. I believe it is my responsibility to give back so that Randolph can continue to educate and inspire future generations.”... READ MORE >>

In this issue: Class of 2027, Martin Science renovation, RISE experiences, Parwin Ahmadi ’27, MFA Theatre, and more.... READ MORE >>

Davis participated in the School for Field Studies (SFS), one of the United States’ largest environmental study abroad programs, this summer. ... READ MORE >>