Sudesh Mantillake’s time at the College has wrapped up, but the connections he’s made here remain. ... READ MORE >>

“College is a really safe, comfortable space where students can think and begin to form ideas. So when they do get out into the world, they understand what it means to serve in their communities, celebrate the gifts they have, and really put them to good use.” ... READ MORE >>

Lesley Morgan ’75, Alison Keller Townsend ’75, and Stacey Robbins Kennedy ’95 will receive the award during a special event during Reunion. ... READ MORE >>

Madi Tyree ’23, ’25 MEd teaches family and consumer sciences and is head coach of the girls’ varsity basketball team, while Jack Dolan ’21, ’23 MAT teaches special education and coaches football, girls’ basketball, and softball. ... READ MORE >>

To hear Charles  E. Gibson III and Charmayne Wyche tell it, the creation of Randolph’s gospel choir was meant to be.... READ MORE >>

“One of the things I love about Randolph is that we prepare students for life, not just jobs.”... READ MORE >>

Randolph’s Winfree Observatory is giving a nod to its unique history this year with the addition of a new telescope and a building refresh.  Back in 1900, the College’s first observatory was built on front campus, near where Smith Hall now stands. The one-story, domed observatory was named in honor of a prominent Lynchburg citizen... 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 >>

“There have been so many changes, but within that, one thing that really has not changed is the support and loyalty of our alums. We have a group of very dedicated alums and donors. I feel like we stand on the shoulders of these women.” ... 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 >>