Academic News
News, events and happening from Randolph's academic departments.
- Biology: Randolph College Announces New Equine Studies Minor
- Program offers more options for students
- English: Symposium of Artists & Scholars to Showcase Student Work April 18-19
- Randolph professor and author Jim Peterson will provide the keynote address April 18 at 7 p.m.
- Communication: BeetleJuice cinematographer Shares Insight with Randolph Students
- Local coverage of Randolph's Driver Lecture Series
- English: Poets Explore Native American Heritage in Verse
- Local coverage of Randolph's visiting writers
- Classics: Susan Stevens receives grant to support book project
- On sabbatical next year, she will begin writing a book about the excavation of a Vandal period Christian basilica in Africa
- Communication: Cinematographer Tom Ackerman to deliver Sara Driver ’77 Filmmaking Lecture
- The annual film festival will screen several of Ackerman's works leading up to his Sunday lecture.
- English: Mara Amster publishes chapter on Renaissance bodies and sexuality
- Political Science: Randolph Model United Nations Team Brings Home Honors
- Students receive awards for best delegation to the Security Council and the best position paper on the U.N. Conference on Trade and Development at the national conference in New York
- English: Randolph to Host Native American Poets April 10
- Nationally recognized Allison Hedge Coke and regionally known Kareene Wood to read and discuss their work, which focuses on the Native American perspective of the natural world
- Environmental Studies: Randolph to Host Native American Poets April 10
- Nationally recognized Allison Hedge Coke and regionally known Kareene Wood to read and discuss their work, which focuses on the Native American perspective of the natural world
- Art: Zalewski receives Diane and Trevor Morris Fellowship
- Art: Leanne Zalewski presents paper at INCS conference.
- Physics: Randolph College Hosts Lynchburg’s Only Science Fest March 21-24
- Free event features cool science, goo, racing action, a movie with a scientist, and more!
- Global Studies: Model United Nations Team Sets Off for New York City
- Follow their blog as Randolph's award-winning delegation represents Portugal.
- Model United Nations: Model United Nations Team Sets Off for New York City
- Follow their blog as Randolph's award-winning delegation represents Portugal.
- Named Fund: Model United Nations Team Sets Off for New York City
- Follow their blog as Randolph's award-winning delegation represents Portugal.
- Political Science: Model United Nations Team Sets Off for New York City
- Follow their blog as Randolph's award-winning delegation represents Portugal.
- Physics: Randolph College to Host Lynchburg's Only Science Festival March 21-24
- Free events include a keynote lecture by Don Lincoln, cool science, goo, racing action, a movie with a scientist, and more!
- Physics: Randolph Currently Accepting Registration for Popular Science Day March 23
- Free event offers exciting afternoon of fun hands-on science activities for third through six graders
- Art: Randolph College Art Students Help Anne Spencer House Identify Artifacts
- WDBj 7 covers Randolph's new partnership
- Psychology: Eric Anderman to Lecture at Randolph College Feb. 12
- The professor and author will discuss academic cheating
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Progression Video
- See photos of the $6 million, 20-month renovation project from start to finish
- Student Center Renovations: Randolph in the News: Student Center Renovation
- WDBJ 7 covers the opening of Randolph's new Student Center
- Student Center Renovations: Randolph's New Student Center Garners Media Attention
- News & Advance coverage of the opening of the $6 million renovation project
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: February 5, 2013
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Theatre: Randolph College to Present Popular Broadway Musical
- Jim Ackley, former long-time director of E.C. Glass Theatre, will join the WildCat Theatre team to direct Avenue Q
- Student Center Renovations: Randolph College Opens New Student Center Monday, February 4
- Grand opening and ribbon cutting attract hundreds of Randolph community members
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: January 29, 2013
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: January 29, 2013
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: January 28, 2013
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Art: Randolph College Forms Partnership With Anne Spencer House
- Students work to preserve Lynchburg icon's artifacts
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: January 25, 2013
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: January 22, 2013
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: January 21, 2013
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Student Center Renovations: Snow Creates Beautiful Views from the Student Center
- Icy conditions delayed classes but not construction
- English: 2012 Aluman enjoys life in Spain while working on master's degree
- English and Spanish classes at Randolph helped Jennifer Bundy ’12 prepare to work in Spain while earning her master's degree through the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
- Spanish: 2012 Aluman enjoys life in Spain while working on master's degree
- English and Spanish classes at Randolph helped Jennifer Bundy ’12 prepare to work in Spain while earning her master's degree through the University of Nebraska at Omaha.
- Sociology: Zach Scott ’14 helps teens aim for college
- A sociology major, Zach Scott filled an internship in which he taught high school students study skills and other college preparation tactics. He also helped homeless people find housing.
- Art: Exhibition and concert highlights artwork of Arthur B. Davies and dance of Isadora Duncan
- The Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College collaborated with the dance department for this interdisciplinary exhibition opening.
- Dance: Exhibition and concert highlights artwork of Arthur B. Davies and dance of Isadora Duncan
- The Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College collaborated with the dance department for this interdisciplinary exhibition opening.
- Classics: Summer program allows students to work on art and archaeological conservation projects
- Archaeological Conservation Institute applications due Feb. 1
- Art: Summer program allows students to work on art and archaeological conservation projects
- Archaeological Conservation Institute applications due Feb. 1
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: January 17, 2013
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: January 16, 2013
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: January 15, 2013
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Dance: Isadora Duncan Dance Company to Perform at Randolph Jan. 18-19
- Performances are in conjunction with the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College's newest exhibition
- Art: Isadora Duncan Dance Company to Perform at Randolph Jan. 18-19
- Performances are in conjunction with the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College's newest exhibition
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: January 14, 2013
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: January 8, 2013
- Check out the latest photos of the $6 million Student Center renovation.
- Physics: Randolph College Receives GLCT Grant for 2013 Science Festival
- Funding will help support the annual event, which is free and open to the community
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation: December 13, 2012
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Biology: Randolph students teach science at local elementary school
- Fifth graders at Dearington Elementary School learned about bacteria and conducted scientific experiments with the help of Randolph College students studying microbiology.
- Chemistry: Randolph students teach science at local elementary school
- Fifth graders at Dearington Elementary School learned about bacteria and conducted scientific experiments with the help of Randolph College students studying microbiology.
- Psychology: Randolph Magazine: Teaching Ethically
- Faculty and student team contributes chapter to upcoming book.
- Classics: Randolph Magazine: Restoring History
- Randolph students work with respected conservators in Italy.
- English: Randolph Magazine: Sharing the Journey
- Life provides inspiration and creative energy for Jim Peterson
- Biology: Randolph Magazine: Dawkins Returns
- Community members pack Smith Hall Theatre to hear evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins
- Philosophy: David Schwartz chosen as keynote speaker for annual forum at Centenary College
- Schwartz, who was recently appointed to the APA's Committee on Public Policy, will also speak at Davidson College
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: November 12, 2012
- Keep up-to-date on the latest progress of Randolph's $6 million Student Center renovation.
- Physics: Society of Physics Students Volunteer at Local Robotics Competition
- Five students joined Peter Sheldon, physics professor, to volunteer for the First Lego League Robotics Tournament in November
- Theatre: WildCat Theatre Presents Uncle Vanya
- Bulgarian designer Marina Raytchinova, who designed the set for this production, will be on campus the week of the production
- Global Studies: Youssef Elkei ’13 wins awards at Cornell International Affairs Conference
- During a government simulation as part of the conference, Elkei convinced a nation's cabinet not to start a war.
- Political Science: Youssef Elkei ’13 wins awards at Cornell International Affairs Conference
- During a government simulation as part of the conference, Elkei convinced a nation's cabinet not to start a war.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: October 25, 2012
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Political Science: Jennifer Dugan Offers Expert Commentary on Last Presidential Debate
- WSET featured Randolph's political science professor on Tuesday's broadcast
- Global Studies: Randolph College Dedicates New Fitzgerald Global Community Center
- The newly renovated space was made possible by Marilyn Hicks Fitzgerald ’68 and her husband, Mike
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: October 18, 2012
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Physics: Students Invited to Present at Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physical Science
- Communication: Candy Crowley '70 to Moderate the Presidential Debate Tuesday
- R-MWC alumna's role creating a buzz in local and national media
- Political Science: Candy Crowley '70 to Moderate the Presidential Debate Tuesday
- R-MWC alumna's role creating a buzz in local and national media
- Political Science: Randolph Professor Featured on WSET
- Vincent Vecera, a political science professor, offers commentary on Paul Ryan's visit to Lynchburg
- Physics: Seven Students Present Research at the Mid-Atlantic Conference for Undergraduate Scholarship
- Research was done in the Randolph College Summer Research Program
- All Departments: Seven Students Present Research at the Mid-Atlantic Conference for Undergraduate Scholarship
- Research was done in the Randolph College Summer Research Program
- Mathematics: Seven Students Present Research at the Mid-Atlantic Conference for Undergraduate Scholarship
- Research was done in the Randolph College Summer Research Program
- All Departments: Seven Students Present Research at the Mid-Atlantic Conference for Undergraduate Scholarship
- Research was done in the Randolph College Summer Research Program
- Environmental Studies: Seven Students Present Research at the Mid-Atlantic Conference for Undergraduate Scholarship
- Research was done in the Randolph College Summer Research Program
- Religious Studies: Randolph Students Travel to See Dalai Lama
- Class listened to the Dalai Lama's talk in Williamsburg.
- Student Center Renovations: Randolph College Student Center Update: October 12, 2012
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million Student Center renovation project
- Philosophy: Book by Randolph Philosophy Professor Selected by Society for Business Ethics
- David Schwartz to make presentation at New Orleans conference
- Communication: Randolph College Rhetoric Course in the News
- Discussion in Jennifer Gauthier's course about the presidential debate is featured on WSET
- Political Science: Randolph College Rhetoric Course in the News
- Discussion in Jennifer Gauthier's course about the presidential debate is featured on WSET
- All Departments: Mom of three, psychology major, pursues educational dream
- Prompted by a conversation with her oldest daughter, Cindy Ferguson ’13 decided to finally pursue her college degree.
- Classics: Greek Play 2012: Seven Against Thebes
- Randolph College students present the Greek tragedy "Seven Against Thebes" by Aeschylus in continuation of the College's Greek Play tradition.
- Classics: Randolph College Presents its Greek Play Oct. 5-7
- Unique production provides audience members with a realistic ancient drama experience
- Psychology: Psychology Professors Present Research at annual conference
- The Honor System: Influences on Attitudes and Behaviors
- Mathematics: No limits: Math, chess, reading, and acting are among new professor's loves
- Rob Fisette, a visiting professor teaching mathematics at Randolph while another professor during the Fall 2012 semester, does not believe in limiting people to one discipline.
- Economics: Safiyah Lopez and Shradha Shrestha present senior research at the New York State Economics Assocation Annual Meeting
- Students present results of neighborhood satisfaction survey.
- Economics: Shradha Shrestha presents senior and summer research at New York State Economics Assocation Annual Meeting
- Student's research examines the effects of a housing non-profit's home renovations on surrounding property values.
- History: Finding A Voice
- Christina Budd ’13, a transfer student majoring in history and minoring in sociology, talks about how life at Randolph has helped increase her confidence and her willingness to be involved.
- Sociology: Finding A Voice
- Christina Budd ’13, a transfer student majoring in history and minoring in sociology, talks about how life at Randolph has helped increase her confidence and her willingness to be involved.
- Psychology: Holly Tatum pens chapter on graduate school success
- “Setting Your Path: Begin With Your Dissertation in Mind” appeared in the book Your Graduate Training in Psychology: Effective Strategies for Success earlier this year.
- Biology: Students get experience with natural history collection
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: September 20, 2012
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Education: Dominique Rose ’14 prepares for teaching career with research project
- A transfer student from Central Virginia Community College, Dominique Rose ’14 recently participated in the Summer Research Program.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: September 14, 2012
- Check out the latest photos from the $6 million Student Center renovation project
- English: Coulter to present Johnson paper
- Political Science: New professor's research focuses on power of words in politics
- Vincent Vecera joined the political science faculty at Randolph College in the fall 2012 semester.
- Chinese: Chinese Studies students help translate for local medical facility
- After spending the summer working and studying in China, May Soe ’14 and Julie Doan ’14 were called to help a medical facility with a patient who spoke only Chinese.
- Biology: Research in Organic Garden featured on local news broadcast
- Research by biology professor Adam Houlihan, Laura Word ’13, and Michael Taylor ’13 was featured in several news stories related to organic food.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: September 3, 2012
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Biology: New Biology Professor Joins Randolph's Faculty
- Amanda Rumore's research focuses on fungi that cause allergies and asthma
- Biology: New Biology Professor Joins Randolph's Faculty
- Amanda Rumore's research focuses on fungi that cause allergies and asthma
- Environmental Studies: Randolph Receives $600,000 Grant from the National Science Foundation
- The grant, announced on campus Tuesday at Convocation, will provide $599,247 over a five-year period, with the majority of the funding going to student scholarships.
- Physics: Randolph Receives $600,000 Grant from the National Science Foundation
- The grant, announced on campus Tuesday at Convocation, will provide $599,247 over a five-year period, with the majority of the funding going to student scholarships.
- Mathematics: Randolph Receives $600,000 Grant from the National Science Foundation
- The grant, announced on campus Tuesday at Convocation, will provide $599,247 over a five-year period, with the majority of the funding going to student scholarships.
- Art: New Exhibition at Randolph's Maier Museum of Art Features American Art by International Artists
- Bridges Not Walls, the 101st Annual Exhibition, tells the story of cultures that have come together to create unique art
- Physics: Science Festival Article Published in SPS Observer
- Peter Sheldon, a Randolph physics professor, and Thawda Aung '13 wrote the article for the issue
- Biology: Philadelphia Zoo internship proves ‘priceless experience’ for Randolph student
- Sara Graul ’13 spent her summer teaching people about animals and conservation and conducted research at the zoo.
- Art: Tierney Dickenson ’14 enjoys Lyric Opera internship
- The summer program gave Dickenson, an art major with a concentration in art history, the opportunity to learn how an arts-centered nonprofit works.
- Physics: Physics research on roller coasters
- A Randolph professor, student, and alumna continued research on the physics of roller coasters and the possibility of inexpensive inertial navigation equipment.
- Theatre: Randolph College in the News: Theatre Conservatory
- WildCat Theatre's new summer theatre conservatory for children uses theatre to teach life skills
- Art: Professor presents at Gender, Bodies and Technology Conference
- Leanne Zalewski discusses the sculpture of Jean Leon Gerome.
- Art: Leanne Zalewski to present at feminist art history conference
- Discussion will examine masculine vs feminine artists.
- Art: Randolph student, professor to present at conference
- Cathy DeSilvey will discuss Yves Klein at the Southeastern College Art Conference.
- Art: Zalewski article published in national journal
- Professor looks at the historical importance of William Henry Vanderbilt's art collection.
- Gender Studies: Leanne Zalewski to present at feminist art history conference
- Discussion will examine masculine vs feminine artists.
- English: Kunz to deliver Owen Lecture at Lynchburg College
- English professor will discuss F. Scott Fitzgerald.
- Art: Monica Varner ’14 spends summer restoring and preserving art and architecture
- Varner participated in two summer archeological and preservation programs connected to the College.
- Classics: Monica Varner ’14 spends summer restoring and preserving art and architecture
- Varner participated in two summer archeological and preservation programs connected to the College.
- English: Summer Research Program Produces New Online English Assessment
- Professor Bunny Goodjohn and senior Lauren Dowdle spent the summer creating the new program
- English: Summer research yields new online English test, insight into college writing preparedness
- Bunny Goodjohn and Lauren Dowdle ’13 studied the level of students' preparedness for college writing and worked on creating a more technically reliable test to measure that preparedness.
- Biology: Randolph Professor and Alumna Receive Academy of Science Grant
- Biology professor Doug Shedd and Emily Patton Smith were awarded a grant that will allow them continue research on the College's natural history collections
- Dance: Alumna dances in Olympics opening ceremony
- Mary-Elizabeth Carter White ’90 majored in economics, but also studied dance at R-MWC.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: July 24, 2012
- See the latest progress on Randolph's $6 million Student Center renovation project
- Chemistry: Grass and free-range chicken diets: Students lead research with organic garden chickens
- Laura Word ’13, a chemistry major, thought of this research project exploring the affect of grassland on chicken health. Michael Taylor ’13, an environmental studies major, and Adam Houlihan, a biology professor, joined the project.
- Environmental Studies: Grass and free-range chicken diets: Students lead research with organic garden chickens
- Laura Word ’13, a chemistry major, thought of this research project exploring the affect of grassland on chicken health. Michael Taylor ’13, an environmental studies major, and Adam Houlihan, a biology professor, joined the project.
- Biology: Grass and free-range chicken diets: Students lead research with organic garden chickens
- Laura Word ’13, a chemistry major, thought of this research project exploring the affect of grassland on chicken health. Michael Taylor ’13, an environmental studies major, and Adam Houlihan, a biology professor, joined the project.
- Psychology: Research shows strength of traditional honor codes
- Megan Hageman ’13 continued work with Beth Schwartz, the Thoresen Professor of Psychology and assistant dean of the College, to examine the affect of honor codes on student behavior.
- Physics: Student pushes through programming challenges to create mobile app for medical research
- Thawda Aung ’13 reprogrammed a phone app for a research project with Katrin Schenk, a physics professor, and Jim Kwon ’14. They explored using cell phones for mobile health monitoring.
- Environmental Studies: Internship in the Alaskan wilderness
- Nick Cornell's summer “office” consisted of 400,000 acres of mountains, valleys, streams, and lakes.
- Theatre: Students produce play in motel room to study environmental theatre
- This production taught the students even more about the process of producing a play.
- All Departments: Science Saturday at the Community Market
- Peter Sheldon shares news about new science discovery
- All Departments: Peter Sheldon named Chief Reader Designate for the AP Physics exam
- In new position, Sheldon helps write the AP exams and then organizes the grading and grade-setting for the exam.
- Communication: TV station internship opens door for Randolph student.
- A summer internship has turned into a full-time job for Ryan Blackwell ’13.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: July 6, 2012
- Check out the latest photos from Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Art: Art Institute of Chicago internship gives student valuable museum experience
- Andrew Schaeffer ’14 gave tours of the museum and learned about the process of operating a large museum.
- Theatre: Summer Research Program Offers Faculty/Student Team the Opportunity to Stage and Evaluate an Innovative Theatre Experience
- Read News & Advance coverage of Mace Archer's production of the Bug
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: June 26, 2012
- Check out the latest photos from the $6 million Student Center renovation project
- Education: Teaching Teachers
- Award-winning Randolph Math & Science Institute for area teachers makes local headlines
- Environmental Studies: Teaching Teachers
- Award-winning Randolph Math & Science Institute for area teachers makes local headlines
- Physics: Teaching Teachers
- Award-winning Randolph Math & Science Institute for area teachers makes local headlines
- Mathematics: Teaching Teachers
- Award-winning Randolph Math & Science Institute for area teachers makes local headlines
- English: Sara Taylor ’12 wins coveted prize for short fiction
- A short story that was part of her senior project won the $1,000 Stony Brook Short Fiction Prize.
- Physics: Kacey Meaker ’08 shares solar cell research and grad school experience
- Meaker was one of a series of speakers in the 2012 Summer Research Program weekly seminar series.
- English: Sara Taylor ’12 wins short fiction prize
- Her winning short story, titled "Chloe's Story," was part of the collection she write for her senior honors project at Randolph College.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: June 13, 2012
- Check out the latest photos from the $6 million Student Center renovation project
- Theatre: Christopher Otwell gives behind-the-scenes look at stage design
- Christopher Otwell, a theatre professor, spoke to Summer Research Program participants about the research that goes into designing the scene for a theatre production
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: June 8, 2012
- Keep up-to-date on the latest progress of Randolph's $6 million Student Center renovation.
- Physics: Physics Professor Katrin Schenk publishes paper in Environment and Planning B.
- Physics: Physics Professor Katrin Schenk publishes paper on mouse behavior monitoring
- Student Center Renovations: Randolph College Student Center Update: May 31, 2012
- See the latest progress on Randolph's $6 million Student Center renovation project
- Education: Randolph College Recognized for Work With Area Teachers
- Randolph was one of only six in the state to receive award from the Virginia Math and Science Coalition
- Physics: Randolph College Recognized for Work With Area Teachers
- Randolph was one of only six in the state to receive award from the Virginia Math and Science Coalition
- Chemistry: Randolph College Recognized for Work With Area Teachers
- Randolph was one of only six in the state to receive award from the Virginia Math and Science Coalition
- Biology: Randolph College Recognized for Work With Area Teachers
- Randolph was one of only six in the state to receive award from the Virginia Math and Science Coalition
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Recognized for Work With Area Teachers
- Randolph was one of only six in the state to receive award from the Virginia Math and Science Coalition
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: May 9, 2012
- Keep up-to-date on the latest progress of Randolph's $6 million Student Center renovation.
- Classics: Susan Stevens presides, presents at symposium
- Paper discusses her archaelogical research at Carthage
- Latin: Susan Stevens presides, presents at symposium
- Paper discusses her archaelogical research at Carthage
- Student Center Renovations: Slideshow: Student Center Renovation Update: May 2, 2012
- Check out the latest photos from the $6 million Student Center renovation project
- Economics: Economic Professor published in The American Economist
- Elizabeth Perry-Sizemore coauthors paper on undergraduate research in economics
- History: Randolph College Course on the Titanic Makes News
- Local columnist features John d’Entremont's history class
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: April 18, 2012
- Walls are coming down and spaces are opening up.
- Physics: Randolph College to Make First Appearance at the U.S.A. Science and Engineering Festival
- National event in Washington, D.C. is designed to showcase science education
- Music: Randolph Music Professor and Students Invited to Perform at Carnegie Hall
- Randy Speer and members of Chorale made the historic appearance last week
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: April 6, 2012
- Progress continues on Randolph's $6 million renovation project
- Theatre: WildCat Theatre Presents Psychological Thriller By William Mastrosimone
- Extremities is scheduled to run April 19-23
- Chinese: Brittany Eubanks ’09 builds success in China thanks to Chinese Studies program
- Biology: Lynchburg Bird Club Donates Money to Biology Department
- The donation will help pay for a new museum cabinet to house the department's growing collection of avian study specimens
- Business: Mark Harrison wins Best Paper award.
- Business and economics professors received award at 2012 conference
- Economics: Mark Harrison wins Best Paper award.
- Business and economics professors received award at 2012 conference
- Biology: WDBJ7 Features Michael Shermer
- Shermer was the keynote speaker for Randolph's 2012 Science Festival
- Chemistry: WDBJ7 Features Michael Shermer
- Shermer was the keynote speaker for Randolph's 2012 Science Festival
- Physics: WDBJ7 Features Michael Shermer
- Shermer was the keynote speaker for Randolph's 2012 Science Festival
- Physics: 2012 Science Festival Keynote Speaker Receives Media Coverage
- Michael Shermer's demonstration to class featured on WSET
- Chemistry: 2012 Science Festival Keynote Speaker Receives Media Coverage
- Michael Shermer's demonstration to class featured on WSET
- Biology: 2012 Science Festival Keynote Speaker Receives Media Coverage
- Michael Shermer's demonstration to class featured on WSET
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: March 22, 2012
- View the latest photos of Randolph College's $6 million Student Center renovation project
- Physics: Physics Professor Katrin Schenk Publishes Paper in Journal
- Physics: Physics Professor Katrin Schenk Invited to Speak at French Institute
- Schenk will give talk on her research at the Institute Pasteur
- Physics: Physics Professor Katrin Schenk and collaborators at Northwestern University and the University of Nebraska awarded CBITs pilot grant
- Dance: Hiawatha Johnson Featured in Local Newspaper
- Artist-in-Residence talks magic, music, and dance
- Communication: Driver Film Festival Featured in News & Advance
- Upcoming festival features women filmmakers
- Communication: Driver Film Festival Features Prominent Female Filmmakers
- Tracey Deer and Robin Honan will discuss and screen their works March 17-18.
- Biology: Randolph College's Science Festival Scheduled for March 22-25
- Multi-day event will offer something for everyone
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College's Science Festival Scheduled for March 22-25
- Multi-day event will offer something for everyone
- English: Randolph College's Science Festival Scheduled for March 22-25
- Multi-day event will offer something for everyone
- Physics: Randolph College's Science Festival Scheduled for March 22-25
- Multi-day event will offer something for everyone
- Mathematics: Randolph College's Science Festival Scheduled for March 22-25
- Multi-day event will offer something for everyone
- Environmental Studies: Katelin Shugart-Schmidt '10 Named Virginia Tech’s Graduate Woman of the Year
- Shugart-Schmidt was an environmental science major at Randolph
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: March 2, 2012
- Follow the progress of Randolph College's $6 million Student Center renovation
- Environmental Studies: Katelin Shugart-Schmidt '10 wins Virginia Tech Graduate Woman of the Year Award
- Biology: Katelin Shugart-Schmidt '10 wins Virginia Tech Graduate Woman of the Year Award
- Mathematics: Katelin Shugart-Schmidt '10 wins Virginia Tech Graduate Woman of the Year Award
- Physics: Society of Physics Students named an Outstanding Chapter by national office
- Communication: Communication Studies Students Present Scholarship at Conference
- Two students win research awards for their presentations
- Economics: Economics student earns spot on Academic All-American Team
- Colton Hunt '13 is one of few basketball players in the nation to receive this academic honor
- Music: Students, professor prepare for Carnegie Hall performance
- Randall Speer is taking 20 students to perform under his baton in Carnegie Hall. Discount tickets are available.
- English: Bunny Goodjohn takes Edwin Markham Prize for Poetry
- English professor and writing program director wins prize for five-poem manuscript
- All Departments: Deadline for symposium applications is Feb. 24
- The Symposium of Artists and Scholars showcases the finest research, art, writing, and performance by Randolph students.
- Theatre: Randolph's WildCat Theatre Presents a New Take on a Shakespeare Classic
- A Midsummer Night's Dream runs Feb. 23-27.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: February 16
- Check out the latest update of the $6 million renovation project
- Physics: Randolph Magazine: The Believing Brain
- Founder of Skeptic magazine to headline 2012 Science Festival
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update: February 13
- See the latest progress on Randolph's $6 million Student Center renovation project
- Art: Ninth Annual Love at the Maier looks at art, love, and nostalgia
- Love at the Maier includes activities for adults and children to explore themes of love in art at Randolph College's Maier Museum of Art.
- English: English professor named to editorial board for Fitzgerald journal
- Heidi Kunz will serve as an editor for The F. Scott Fitzgerald Review
- Biology: 2006 Alumna Receives AAUW Fellowship
- The prestigious fellowship from the American Association of University Women will provide funding while Naomi Hollingfield Ondrasek completes her dissertation
- Student Center Renovations: SLIDESHOW2: Renovation Progress - June through December 2011
- A collection of photos showing the renovation progress of areas of the Student Center such as the Skeller, upper floors, and exterior.
- Economics: Research by Randolph Students Featured in Local Article About Food Deserts
- John Abell and his class published the research in a Virginia journal last year.
- Economics: Randolph Economist Published in International Handbook on Teaching and Learning Economics
- Elizabeth Perry-Sizemore ('97) coauthors chapter on writing in economics
- Art: Photo Gallery: Opening of Student Curated Exhibition at Maier Museum of Art
- More than 200 people attended the opening reception of Mirror of a Passing World: Ephemeral Places, Vanishing Spaces.
- Art: Maier Museum of Art: Student exhibition opens
- Mirror of a Passing World: Ephemeral Spaces, Vanishing Places runs through April 15, 2012.
- Student Center Renovations: Randolph College in the News: Construction Crews Discover Link to the Past
- WSET coverage of the discovery of a wall filled with signatures from the Class of 1946.
- Student Center Renovations: SLIDESHOW: Renovation Progress - June through December 2011
- See photos of the first months of work from demolition to steel beam installation.
- Art: Student-curated exhibition opens Friday at Maier Museum of Art
- Lots of students can say they have visited to museums and analyzed exhibitions, but students at Randolph College can now talk about what it is like to curate one. (VIDEO included)
- Physical Education: Randolph College Announces New Major
- Sport and exercise major will begin classes in the fall
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - Jan. 18, 2012
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Art: VIDEO: Studying Art at Randolph College
- Derrick Woods Morrow and Sylvia Tropp discuss their experiences as Randolph art majors.
- Physics: Physics Faculty Chosen as Jurors for International Physics Competition
- Peter Sheldon will serve as Head Juror while Tatiana Gilstrap will also serve as a juror.
- Physics: Greater Lynchburg Community Trust Awards Randolph College a $2,000 Grant for Science Fest
- The grant will fund a new poetry contest for K-12 students
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - Jan. 11, 2012
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - Dec. 13, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Physics: Jim Kwon gives talk at international mHealth conference.
- Sophomore presents research on using cell phones to measure gait speed.
- Physics: Randolph College astronomy class conducts research at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory
- Physics: Thawda Aung presents work at international mHealth Summit.
- Junior working to build cell phone applications for weight loss and behavior modification.
- Political Science: Political Strategist Karl Rove to Speak at Randolph College January 26
- Seating is limited and tickets are required for the free event
- English: Bunny Goodjohn publishes at Connecticut Review
- Art: Student works on photo-a-day goal
- If a picture is worth a thousand words, Mimansha Joshi ’14 plans to have 365,000 words-worth by next spring.
- Economics: Economics Students, Professor Published in Virginia Journal
- Students in John Abell's Economics of Food and Sustainability course researched and wrote paper about food deserts in Lynchburg last spring
- Political Science: Randolph Magazine: Living in America
- Senior finally receives citizenship after years of red tape.
- Economics: Randolph Magazine: Living in America
- Senior finally receives citizenship after years of red tape.
- Psychology: Randolph Magazine: I Want To Do Everything
- New experiences make life interesting for Davenport Leader
- American Culture: Randolph Magazine: When Her Thousand Chimneys Smoked
- Kelley Deetz uncovers legacy of enslaved cooks for her new book.
- History: Randolph Magazine: When Her Thousand Chimneys Smoked
- Kelley Deetz uncovers legacy of enslaved cooks for her new book.
- Music: Randolph Magazine: In Tune
- Students create new a cappella group.
- Student Center Renovations: Randolph Magazine: Leaving Their Mark
- Student Center renovation uncovers wall painted by Class of 1946.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - Nov. 30, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- English: Cambridge University Press Taps Heidi Kunz again
- Essay by the Randolph English Professor will be part of a volume focused on Edith Wharton
- Economics: Randolph College Chef and Professor Featured on WSET
- Dave Wasson shows a reporter how easy it is to cook with local ingredients while John Abell talks about the economic benefits of locavore movement
- Art: International Photo Contest Winners Announced
- The annual photo contest is open to all students, faculty, and staff, and highlights cultures and places around the world.
- Global Studies: International Photo Contest Winners Announced
- The annual photo contest is open to all students, faculty, and staff, and highlights cultures and places around the world.
- Physics: Physics professor speaks at Big Ideas conference
- Physics: Physics faculty presents electricity and lightning show to electrified audience
- Theatre: Randolph College Presents Spring Awakening
- Randolph is the first college in the region to produce the hit rock-n-roll musical
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - Nov. 4, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- English: Randolph College Professors Team Up for Special Reading
- Jim Peterson and Randall Speer will collaborate for November 4 poetry reading
- Music: Randolph College Professors Team Up for Special Reading
- Jim Peterson and Randall Speer will collaborate for November 4 poetry reading
- Art: Students create their own mandalas after meeting with visiting Buddhist monks
- The week-long demonstration allowed the students to experience another culture and its approach to art.
- Communication: Chad Beck Presents Paper on Mexican News and Citizenship
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - Oct. 26, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - Oct. 20, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Religious Studies: Randolph College to Host Tibetan Monks Oct. 24-28
- The monks, who are from Tashikyl, a Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Dehra Dun, India, will create a Medicine Buddha sand mandala
- Economics: Economics Professor Publishes Letter in Washington Post
- John Abell was also published in the New York Times last summer
- Education: Students, Faculty Present Research at MARCUS Conference
- Summer research participants share results of their collaborative projects.
- Anthropology: Students, Faculty Present Research at MARCUS Conference
- Summer research participants share results of their collaborative projects.
- Communication: Students, Faculty Present Research at MARCUS Conference
- Summer research participants share results of their collaborative projects.
- American Culture: Students, Faculty Present Research at MARCUS Conference
- Summer research participants share results of their collaborative projects.
- Physics: Students, Faculty Present Research at MARCUS Conference
- Summer research participants share results of their collaborative projects.
- Psychology: Students, Faculty Present Research at MARCUS Conference
- Summer research participants share results of their collaborative projects.
- History: Students, Faculty Present Research at MARCUS Conference
- Summer research participants share results of their collaborative projects.
- Mathematics: Students, Faculty Present Research at MARCUS Conference
- Summer research participants share results of their collaborative projects.
- Economics: Students, Faculty Present Research at MARCUS Conference
- Summer research participants share results of their collaborative projects.
- Environmental Studies: Tatiana Gilstrap and James Keane have article published in Environmental Earth Sciences.
- Professors discover magnetic rocks in nearby Bedford county.
- Physics: Tatiana Gilstrap and James Keane have article published in Environmental Earth Sciences.
- Professors discover magnetic rocks in nearby Bedford county.
- French: Randolph College Hosts Screening of French Film
- Free event features discussion with the author and lead actress
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - Sept. 22
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Music: Emily Yap Chua to Perform September 24
- The free 7:30 p.m. concert will feature the work of contemporary female composers, which she highlighted on a recent six-state tour
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Professor Featured in News & Advance
- Tatiana Gilstrap was profiled as the paper's Central Virginia Person this week
- Physics: Randolph College Professor Featured in News & Advance
- Tatiana Gilstrap was profiled as the paper's Central Virginia Person this week
- English: Randolph College Hosts Award-Winning Author Fred Chappell Sept. 14
- Reading is part of College's Visiting Writer's Series
- Student Center Renovations: Randolph Magazine: Building for the Future
- Student Center renovation begins to take shape.
- Art: Randolph College celebrates 100th anniversary of the Annual Exhibition
- The exhibition at the Maier Museum of Art is the longest running series of original exhibitions of contemporary art staged by an academic institution in the United States.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - Aug. 31, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - Aug. 26, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Physics: Physics Professor Katrin Schenk and student Zahra Adahman selected to give talk at international conference.
- Physics: Physics Professor Katrin Schenk publishes paper in the Journal of Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology.
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Professor in the News
- Tatiana Gilstrap, an environmental sciences professor, featured in local media
- Physics: Randolph College Professor in the News
- Tatiana Gilstrap, an environmental sciences professor, featured in local media
- English: Cambridge University Press Taps Heidi Kunz
- Essay by the Randolph English professor will be part of a volume focused on F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Physics: Katrin Schenk Awarded Grant from the Alzheimer's Association
- Physics professor, students developing system to monitor status of Alzheimer's patients.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - Aug. 10, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Economics: Randolph Professors Featured in Local News
- John Abell, Brad Bullock, and Kathy Schaefer profiled in story on eating locally grown foods
- Environmental Studies: Randolph Professors Featured in Local News
- John Abell, Brad Bullock, and Kathy Schaefer profiled in story on eating locally grown foods
- English: William Coulter Chosen to Present Paper at Annual Conference
- English professor will give paper called, ‘the difficulty of the engining: ’ Traces of the Masque in George Herbert’s The Church
- Physics: Katrin Schenk's work profiled in Nature.
- Article details her work on the bioinformatics of mouse behavior
- Biology: Katrin Schenk's work profiled in Nature.
- Article details her work on the bioinformatics of mouse behavior
- Engineering Physics: Randolph College Professors Use Rockets to Teach Middle Schoolers About Science
- Peter Sheldon and Peggy Schimmoeller host middle school students from local summer career academy
- Physics: Randolph College Professors Use Rockets to Teach Middle Schoolers About Science
- Peter Sheldon and Peggy Schimmoeller host middle school students from local summer career academy
- Education: Randolph College Professors Use Rockets to Teach Middle Schoolers About Science
- Peter Sheldon and Peggy Schimmoeller host middle school students from local summer career academy
- Communication: Randolph Professor Awarded Her Second Fulbright
- Jennifer Gauthier to spend fall semester as Research Chair in North American Society and Culture at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - Aug. 3, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - July 28, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - July 27, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Bonus Update - July 26, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- English: Heidi Kunz Presents Paper in France
- Professor discusses F. Scott Fitzgerald's creative experimentation in three of his lesser known works.
- Religious Studies: Rising Senior Explores Medieval Christian Mystics and Zen Buddhists
- Corbin Nall '12 works with Gordon Steffey, a professor of religious studies, during 2011 Summer Research Program
- Economics: Economics Students Work With Professor to Study A Nonprofit's Impact on Property Values
- Students partner with the Lynchburg Neighborhood Development Foundation for research project
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - July 21, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Economics: Economics Professor Published in New York Times
- John Abell's editorial included in package on how U.S. companies can help the debt crisis
- History: Randolph Students and Professor Research Rivermont History
- Summer Research Project helps bring local history to life
- Environmental Studies: Randolph Professors Work to Help Local Teachers
- SCHEV grant and Summer Research Program help College offer program
- Economics: John Abell Publishes Letter in New York Times
- July 13 publication included Abell's views on how U.S. companies can help the debt crisis
- Psychology: Summer Research Project focuses on mental health stigma
- Caroline Mann worked with students to collect and analyze data
- English: Mara Amster and Jerry Wells '12 Use Summer Research to examine 2008 Eliot Spitzer scandal
- Research uses technology to aid data collection and analysis
- Biology: Randolph College Students Study Edible Landscaping
- Summer Research Project looked at use of landscaping plants to provide fruit, nuts, and berries
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Students Study Edible Landscaping
- Summer Research Project looked at use of landscaping plants to provide fruit, nuts, and berries
- Physics: Randolph Professors Work to Help Local Teachers
- SCHEV grant and Summer Research Program help College offer program
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation Update - July 13, 2011
- Photo blog of recent progress.
- Student Center Renovations: Renovation is Underway - July 8, 2011
- Construction is well underway on Randolph's $6 million Student Center renovation.
- Music: Emily Yap Chua Guest Lectures at North Carolina Governor's School
- Professor speaks on gender and sexuality in American popular music.
- Physics: New SCHEV Grant Allows Randolph Professors to Help Local Teachers
- $140,000 grant funds program aimed at providing teachers with more effective resources and training in math and science instruction
- Environmental Studies: New SCHEV Grant Allows Randolph Professors to Help Local Teachers
- $140,000 grant funds program aimed at providing teachers with more effective resources and training in math and science instruction
- Physics: Science Education Group Wins $140,000 SCHEV Grant
- For the third year in a row, faculty will use funds to develop research-based teaching methods for elementary and middle school teachers.
- Education: Science Education Group Wins $140,000 SCHEV Grant
- For the third year in a row, faculty will use funds to develop research-based teaching methods for elementary and middle school teachers.
- Economics: Randolph College in the News: Economics Class Makes Impact on Lynchburg
- John Abell's Economics of Food and Sustainability course offers interesting look at Lynchburg's food options
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College in the News: Economics Class Makes Impact on Lynchburg
- John Abell's Economics of Food and Sustainability course offers interesting look at Lynchburg's food options
- Business: Randolph College in the News: Economics Class Makes Impact on Lynchburg
- John Abell's Economics of Food and Sustainability course offers interesting look at Lynchburg's food options
- Communication: Jennifer Gauthier awarded Fulbright Research Grant
- Communication studies professor will conduct research this fall at Concordia University in Montreal, Canada.
- Art: Senior Art Show Opens
- Maier Museum shows the works of graduating seniors Joanna Bourque, Eileen Buckingham and Rashan Colbert.
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College in the News
- Karin Warren, a Randolph environmental studies professor, is featured on WSET
- Global Studies: Model United Nations Team Shines at National Conference
- Randolph students recognized as among top delegates for fifth year in a row.
- Model United Nations: Model United Nations Team Shines at National Conference
- Randolph students recognized as among top delegates for fifth year in a row.
- Political Science: Model United Nations Team Shines at National Conference
- Randolph students recognized as among top delegates for fifth year in a row.
- Biology: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: The Art of Science
- Lydia Kirchner '11 blends passions for art and biology to curate exhibit at the Maier Museum of Art.
- Art: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: The Art of Science
- Lydia Kirchner '11 blends passions for art and biology to curate exhibit at the Maier Museum of Art.
- Philosophy: David Schwartz Lectures at Furman University on Consumer Ethics
- Randolph philosophy professor opens eyes to the ethical choices behind everyday purchases.
- Business: David Schwartz Lectures at Furman University on Consumer Ethics
- Randolph philosophy professor opens eyes to the ethical choices behind everyday purchases.
- Global Studies: David Schwartz Lectures at Furman University on Consumer Ethics
- Randolph philosophy professor opens eyes to the ethical choices behind everyday purchases.
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Junior Earns Honorable Mention from Udall Foundation
- Louise Searle '12 was recognized for her academic and leadership skills
- Theatre: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Unstaged
- Skits. Improv. Poetry. Music. Stand up. Anything goes. No Shame Theatre offers Randolph community chance to shine on stage.
- English: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Unstaged
- Skits. Improv. Poetry. Music. Stand up. Anything goes. No Shame Theatre offers Randolph community chance to shine on stage.
- American Culture Program: Bridges Not Walls
- Randolph's Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) aims to enhance cultural understanding.
- Psychology: Bridges Not Walls
- Randolph's Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) aims to enhance cultural understanding.
- Sociology: Bridges Not Walls
- Randolph's Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) aims to enhance cultural understanding.
- Communication: Bridges Not Walls
- Randolph's Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) aims to enhance cultural understanding.
- American Culture: Bridges Not Walls
- Randolph's Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) aims to enhance cultural understanding.
- Religious Studies: Bridges Not Walls
- Randolph's Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) aims to enhance cultural understanding.
- History: Bridges Not Walls
- Randolph's Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) aims to enhance cultural understanding.
- English: Profile: Frances Mayes '62
- Mayes is the author of Under the Tuscan Sun and her newest book Every Day in Tuscany.
- Environmental Studies: Whale Tales
- Students study nature writing and global change during trip to Mexico.
- English: Whale Tales
- Students study nature writing and global change during trip to Mexico.
- Physics: Star Power
- Professors hope Star Parties at Winfree Observatory will spark community interest in science.
- Astronomy: Star Power
- Professors hope Star Parties at Winfree Observatory will spark community interest in science.
- History: Colonel Martin Wiseman - Unlikely Graduate
- Successful military career takes 1979 R-MWC alumnus to combat zones.
- Business: Colonel Martin Wiseman - Unlikely Graduate
- Successful military career takes 1979 R-MWC alumnus to combat zones.
- Environmental Studies: Green Graduation
- New eco-friendly commencement gowns made from recycled water bottles.
- History: Profile: Annamarie Pagel '11 - Road Scholar
- Annamarie favorite place is behind the wheel of her beloved 1997 Nissan Sentra named “Yertle the Turtle.”
- World in Britain Program: Profile: Annamarie Pagel '11 - Road Scholar
- Annamarie favorite place is behind the wheel of her beloved 1997 Nissan Sentra named “Yertle the Turtle.”
- Physics: Profile: Yanpaing Oo ’11 - Experiential Learning
- Adjusting to language and cultural differences was challengin but the Myanmar native embraced every new experience he could. He was one of the first students to receive the China internship with Energizer Holdings, Inc.
- Mathematics: Profile: Yanpaing Oo ’11 - Experiential Learning
- Adjusting to language and cultural differences was challengin but the Myanmar native embraced every new experience he could. He was one of the first students to receive the China internship with Energizer Holdings, Inc.
- Chinese: Profile: Yanpaing Oo ’11 - Experiential Learning
- Adjusting to language and cultural differences was challengin but the Myanmar native embraced every new experience he could. He was one of the first students to receive the China internship with Energizer Holdings, Inc.
- Business: Profile: Yanpaing Oo ’11 - Experiential Learning
- Adjusting to language and cultural differences was challengin but the Myanmar native embraced every new experience he could. He was one of the first students to receive the China internship with Energizer Holdings, Inc.
- Psychology: Profile: Lexi Mandarakas ’11 - Taking the Reins
- Lexi knew about Randolph's outstanding riding program, but it took a year to discover the strength of the psychology department.
- Sociology: Profile: Aaron Humphreys '11 - Learning to Lead
- Aaron seized the opportunity to make history as a founding member of Randolph's first soccer team.
- Physical Education: Profile: Aaron Humphreys '11 - Learning to Lead
- Aaron seized the opportunity to make history as a founding member of Randolph's first soccer team.
- Political Science: Profile: Anneka Freeman '11 - A Quiet Strength
- Even cancer couldn't stop Anneka from making the most of her Randolph experience.
- English: Profile: Anneka Freeman '11 - A Quiet Strength
- Even cancer couldn't stop Anneka from making the most of her Randolph experience.
- World in Britain Program: Profile: Anneka Freeman '11 - A Quiet Strength
- Even cancer couldn't stop Anneka from making the most of her Randolph experience.
- Classics: Profile: Anneka Freeman '11 - A Quiet Strength
- Even cancer couldn't stop Anneka from making the most of her Randolph experience.
- Economics: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Economics in Action
- Partnership helps College forge ties with local housing nonprofit.
- Interdisciplinary Studies: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Inventing Solutions
- Inventions course help teach creative and critical problem-solving skills.
- Chemistry: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Inventing Solutions
- Inventions course help teach creative and critical problem-solving skills.
- Sociology: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Learning How to Learn
- Metacognition concept adds new element to interdisciplinary Good Earth course.
- Economics: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Learning How to Learn
- Metacognition concept adds new element to interdisciplinary Good Earth course.
- Art: Profile: Kitty Stark Caldwell '74
- Trustee is involved in community service and with several art museums.
- Student Center Renovations: Randolph Magazine: Building for the Future
- $6 million renovation will create state-of-the-art facility.
- Theatre: The Visit Rolls Into WildCat Theatre
- Latest production set to open Friday, April 1
- Philosophy: Randolph College Philosophy Professor David Schwartz Featured in Local News
- Chemistry: Jim Kwon to Conduct Alzheimers Research This Summer
- Student selected for coveted paid assistantship at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
- Biology: Jim Kwon to Conduct Alzheimers Research This Summer
- Student selected for coveted paid assistantship at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
- Physics: Jim Kwon to Conduct Alzheimers Research This Summer
- Student selected for coveted paid assistantship at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
- English: Frances Mayes '62 returns to Randolph for Lynchburg Reads Lecture
- Best selling author to speak March 28
- Economics: Economics Faculty, Students Attend and Present at Conference
- Phanwin Yokying '11 steps up to participate as discussant for a general session.
- Physics: Physics Professor Featured on WSET
- Peter Sheldon teaches New Vistas students about electricity
- English: VIDEO: Visiting Writer Anthony D'Aries - Part One
- A mash-up of music, masculinity, and the vibrant cultural clashes of the 1970s, Anthony D'Aries' completed memoir Aural History artfully explores the dynamics of family against a Pollackesque backdrop of pop, politics, and patrimony.
- English: VIDEO: Visiting Writer Anthony D'Aries - Part Two
- With a savvy mixture of humor and poignance, writer Anthony D'Aries recounts the drama surrounding a letter his father penned while a soldier in Vietnam in this, the second excerpt from his completed memoir Aural History.
- American Culture Program: Kelley Deetz to Speak at College of William and Mary
- Deetz to participate in the Anthropology Graduate Student Collective.
- Anthropology: Kelley Deetz to Speak at College of William and Mary
- Deetz to participate in the Anthropology Graduate Student Collective.
- English: Visiting Writer William Trowbridge Offers Reading from Newest Poetry Collection
- Known for his wit and humor, Trowbridge is the author of five full-length collections.
- Latin: Randolph College Offers New Summer Latin Institute
- Open to community, the two six-week courses will provide six credit hours of college Latin
- Communication: Communication Students Present Research, Win at Regional Conference
- Caroline English and Aster Thomas, take first and third places respectively.
- Psychology: Beth Schwartz Co-Authors Book on Writing in APA Style
- American Culture Program: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part One
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- Political Science: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part One
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- Religious Studies: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part One
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- English: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part One
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- History: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part One
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- Sociology: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part One
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- American Culture: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part One
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- Global Studies: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part One
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- American Culture: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part Two
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- Global Studies: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part Two
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- History: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part Two
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- American Culture Program: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part Two
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- English: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part Two
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- Gender Studies: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part Two
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- Political Science: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part Two
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- Religious Studies: VIDEO: Nikki Giovanni at Randolph College - Part Two
- Celebrated writer and activist Nikki Giovanni talks about civil rights and activism using the text and drawings from "Rosa", her Caldecott honored children's book about Rosa Parks.
- Music: Randall Speer to Conduct at Lincoln Center
- Professor will lead New York City choral performance on April 24.
- Education: Holly Layne Chosen as Master Star Rater Consultant
- Layne, director of the Randolph College Nursery School, was selected by the The Office of Early Childhood Development in partnership with the Virginia Early Childhood Foundation
- Physics: Randolph's Chapter of Society of Physics Students Once Again Wins National Award
- Randolph College named Outstanding Chapter for fifth year.
- Music: Emily Yap Chua Performs Nationally
- Concerts in Virginia will be followed with appearances in five other states
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Receives VFIC Sustainability Grant
- Award will allow College to purchase recycling center
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Professor Featured Expert on WSET
- Karin Warren discusses the environmental impact of snow removal chemicals and abrasives
- Business: Randolph College Receives Grant from Omicron Delta Epsilon for Economics Speakers Series
- Grant was prepared by Wazhma Furmuli ’11 and Wenjiao Liu ’11
- Economics: Randolph College Receives Grant from Omicron Delta Epsilon for Economics Speakers Series
- Grant was prepared by Wazhma Furmuli ’11 and Wenjiao Liu ’11
- Physics: The Greater Lynchburg Community Trust Announces Grant Supporting Randolph's Science Fest
- GLCT is one of several organizations and businesses supporting the free community event
- Economics: Randolph College Professor Featured in Local Lecture Series
- John Abell, an economics professor, will speak Feb. 10 on the financial and economic crisis
- Student Center Renovations: Student Center Renovation to Begin this Summer
- Project Announcement
- Theatre: Randolph Offers Lynchburg's Only No Shame Theatre
- Open performance venue begins weekly shows Jan. 28
- Student Center Renovations: Randolph College Announces $6 Million Student Center Renovation
- Randolph College will begin construction on a $6 million renovation of its Student Center this summer, President John E. Klein announced on Tuesday, January 25, 2011.
- Theatre: WildCat Theatre Brings Lynchburg Proof
- Pulitzer Prize-winning play also won a Tony Award
- English: Randolph's Visiting Writer Series Features Reading by Anthony D’Aries
- Feb. 2 event is free and open to the public
- Physics: Randolph College Science Festival Receives Grants, Sponsorship
- Free event is scheduled for March 25-27
- Communication: Jennifer Gauthier publishes essay on Native American/indigenous film
- Work to appear in Post Script: Essays in Film and the Humanities
- Communication: Communication Studies Professor and Student Present Research at Regional Conference
- Classics: Susan Stevens Receives National Teaching Award
- Randolph classics professor to receive Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award from AIA
- Latin: Susan Stevens Receives National Teaching Award
- Randolph classics professor to receive Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award from AIA
- English: Nancy Goulde named to Fulbright National Screening Committee
- Political Science: Profile: Gail Waller '71
- Senior counsel for the ACLU developed a passion for constitutional law during her college years.
- Global Studies: Howard Dean visits Randolph
- Former governor of Vermont emphasizes the power of young voters.
- Political Science: Howard Dean visits Randolph
- Former governor of Vermont emphasizes the power of young voters.
- Communication: New Faces 2010-2011
- Randolph welcomes new faculty, coaches, trustees.
- Astronomy: New Faces 2010-2011
- Randolph welcomes new faculty, coaches, trustees.
- Theatre: New Faces 2010-2011
- Randolph welcomes new faculty, coaches, trustees.
- Business: New Faces 2010-2011
- Randolph welcomes new faculty, coaches, trustees.
- Economics: New Faces 2010-2011
- Randolph welcomes new faculty, coaches, trustees.
- Art: New Faces 2010-2011
- Randolph welcomes new faculty, coaches, trustees.
- American Culture Program: New Faces 2010-2011
- Randolph welcomes new faculty, coaches, trustees.
- Psychology: New Faces 2010-2011
- Randolph welcomes new faculty, coaches, trustees.
- Physics: New Faces 2010-2011
- Randolph welcomes new faculty, coaches, trustees.
- Biology: Natural Treasures
- Three preservation properties provide unique outdoor classrooms.
- Psychology: Style and Substance
- Professor Beth Schwartz and colleagues pen student-friendly guide to APA style.
- Classics: Profile: Giving Back
- Jennifer Lee '03 shows that giving consistently, even if it's a little at a time, can make a difference.
- American Culture: Profile: Giving Back
- Jennifer Lee '03 shows that giving consistently, even if it's a little at a time, can make a difference.
- American Culture Program: Profile: Giving Back
- Jennifer Lee '03 shows that giving consistently, even if it's a little at a time, can make a difference.
- Theatre: Profile: Giving Back
- Jennifer Lee '03 shows that giving consistently, even if it's a little at a time, can make a difference.
- Theatre: Profile: Laugh Tracking
- Lianna Carrera '07 finds life in comedy on the road.
- Political Science: Profile: Laugh Tracking
- Lianna Carrera '07 finds life in comedy on the road.
- English: The Write Stuff
- The Jack, Randolph's new online journal, showcases student writing.
- Classics: Learning Latin
- Randolph students volunteer to keep local elementary school program from being cut.
- Latin: Learning Latin
- Randolph students volunteer to keep local elementary school program from being cut.
- Political Science: Randolph Remembers December 14, 1960
- On December 14, 1960, Mary Edith Bentley Abu-Saba ’61 and Rebecca Mays Owen ’61, along with four other local college students, struck a blow for civil rights in conservative Lynchburg, Virginia.
- Sociology: Randolph Remembers December 14, 1960
- On December 14, 1960, Mary Edith Bentley Abu-Saba ’61 and Rebecca Mays Owen ’61, along with four other local college students, struck a blow for civil rights in conservative Lynchburg, Virginia.
- Gender Studies: Randolph Remembers December 14, 1960
- On December 14, 1960, Mary Edith Bentley Abu-Saba ’61 and Rebecca Mays Owen ’61, along with four other local college students, struck a blow for civil rights in conservative Lynchburg, Virginia.
- Philosophy: Randolph Remembers December 14, 1960
- On December 14, 1960, Mary Edith Bentley Abu-Saba ’61 and Rebecca Mays Owen ’61, along with four other local college students, struck a blow for civil rights in conservative Lynchburg, Virginia.
- History: Randolph Remembers December 14, 1960
- On December 14, 1960, Mary Edith Bentley Abu-Saba ’61 and Rebecca Mays Owen ’61, along with four other local college students, struck a blow for civil rights in conservative Lynchburg, Virginia.
- American Culture: Randolph Remembers December 14, 1960
- On December 14, 1960, Mary Edith Bentley Abu-Saba ’61 and Rebecca Mays Owen ’61, along with four other local college students, struck a blow for civil rights in conservative Lynchburg, Virginia.
- History: Profile: Defending History
- Kathleen Conti '11 adds to public debate about Stalin's role in WWII.
- Biology: Feature: Into the Woods
- Ron Gettinger researches American beech tree nut production cycles.
- Environmental Studies: Sabbatical at Sea
- While teaching with the Semester at Sea program, Professor Rick Barnes crossed the equator, got soaked with fish guts and hung out with Nobel Prize winner Desmond Tutu.
- Psychology: Sabbatical at Sea
- While teaching with the Semester at Sea program, Professor Rick Barnes crossed the equator, got soaked with fish guts and hung out with Nobel Prize winner Desmond Tutu.
- English: Visiting Writer Nance Van Winckel Holds Reading of Short Fiction
- Free event on Nov. 10 is open to the public
- Theatre: In the News: New Randolph College Professor Takes on Reckless play
- Mace Archer and his first Randolph production are featured in the News & Advance
- Environmental Studies: Students and Faculty present at National Conference
- Environmental Studies and Organic Garden students share research at the Association for the Advancement of Higher Education Conference in Denver
- Communication: Chad Beck Presents at Global Fusion 2010
- His presentation, "Hybridity, Genre, and In-Program Advertising on Mexico's TV Azteca," explored global advertising in Mexico
- Mathematics: Paul Irwin named to selection committee for M. Gweneth Humphreys Award by Association for Women in Mathematics
- Award honors former Randolph-Macon Woman
- Music: Randall Speer wins Davidson Award
- Randall Speer, associate professor of music, was named as the recipient of the Katherine Graves Davidson Award during Convocation ceremonies August 31, 2010 at Randolph College.
- All Departments: Laura-Gray Street Wins Poetry Prize for "Goya
- English professor wins contest by Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built and Natural Environments
- English: Laura-Gray Street Wins Poetry Prize for "Goya
- English professor wins contest by Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built and Natural Environments
- Political Science: In the News: Howard Dean Talks Politics at Randolph College
- WSET coverage of Howard Dean
- Political Science: In the News: Howard Dean Shares Political Lessons at Randolph College
- News & Advance coverage of Howard Dean
- Sociology: Daniel Farr to appear in Pushing Daisies Anthology
- “The Queer, Quirky World of Pushing Daisies.”
- Sociology: Daniel Farr to serve as guest journal editor
- Special issue on Fat Masculinities for Men and Masculinities
- Sociology: Professor Co-authors Chapter on Queer Indian Documentary: Khush
- Daniel Farr, Sociology and Jennifer Gauthier, Communications
- Communication: Professor Co-authors Chapter on Queer Indian Documentary: Khush
- Daniel Farr, Sociology and Jennifer Gauthier, Communications
- Political Science: In the News: Dennis Stevens Adds Insight to WSET Story on Election Polls
- Stevens, the vice president for academic affairs and dean of the Randolph College shares expertise with WSET
- Greek: In the News: Randolph College's Greek Play Featured on WDBJ7
- "Hecuba" scheduled for Oct. 8-10
- Classics: In the News: Randolph College's Greek Play Featured on WDBJ7
- "Hecuba" scheduled for Oct. 8-10
- Greek: In the News: Randolph College Greek Play Featured in Local Publication
- The Burg showcases 2010 performance of Hecuba (Oct. 8-10)
- Classics: In the News: Randolph College Greek Play Featured in Local Publication
- The Burg showcases 2010 performance of Hecuba (Oct. 8-10)
- Economics: In the News: Research by Randolph College Students Helps Local Non Profit
- Professor John Abell discusses student research on economic impact of renovation of historic properties
- Physics: Katrin Schenk publishes paper in Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
- Physics: Physics Professor Facilitates Gender Equity Project
- Education: Randolph College Science Festival Receives Support from Wal-Mart
- The event will be held March 25-27 at Randolph College
- Physics: Randolph College Science Festival Receives Support from Wal-Mart
- The event will be held March 25-27 at Randolph College
- Physics: Physics Professor Presents Roller Coaster Research at James Madison University
- Peter Sheldon worked with Kacey Meaker
- Political Science: Howard Dean to Speak at Randolph College
- The former presidential candidate will spend time with students, deliver public talk.
- Psychology: Rick Barnes blogs from Semester at Sea
- Professor teaches psychology and environmental studies courses aboard ship.
- Environmental Studies: Rick Barnes blogs from Semester at Sea
- Professor teaches psychology and environmental studies courses aboard ship.
- Philosophy: David Schwartz Appears on Texas Public Radio Show
- Philosophy professor discusses his newest book.
- Philosophy: Philosophy Professor Featured on WVTF
- David Schwartz discusses consumer ethics and his new book during Sept. 14 segment
- Physics: Peter Sheldon Named Associate Chief Reader of AP Physics Exam
- Environmental Studies: 2010 Alumna Receives Honor at Conference
- Katelin Shugart-Schmidt ’10 was named the Best Oral Student Presenter at the Hawaii Conservation Conference
- Greek: Luckiest Classicist in the World
- Professor Amy R. Cohen puts her own touch on Greek Play tradition.
- Classics: Luckiest Classicist in the World
- Professor Amy R. Cohen puts her own touch on Greek Play tradition.
- Communication: Jennifer Gauthier wins Larew Award
- Jennifer Gauthier, associate professor of communication studies, was named as the recipient of the Gillie A. Larew Distinguished Teaching Award during Convocation ceremonies August 31, 2010 at Randolph College.
- Music: Emily Chua wins inaugural Davidson faculty scholarship award
- Emily Chua, associate professor of music, was named as the first recipient of the Katherine Graves Davidson Scholarship Award, during opening convocation ceremonies at Randolph College on August 31, 2010.
- Communication: Chad Beck Publishes article in International Journal of Cultural Studies
- Article studies Azteca America, a U.S. Spanish language network
- Mathematics: In the News: Teachers Get Hands On Science Lessons
- WDBJ7 coverage of Randolph College's Math and Science Institute and its work at Jubilee Family Development Center
- Education: In the News: Teachers Get Hands On Science Lessons
- WDBJ7 coverage of Randolph College's Math and Science Institute and its work at Jubilee Family Development Center
- Physics: In the News: Teachers Get Hands On Science Lessons
- WDBJ7 coverage of Randolph College's Math and Science Institute and its work at Jubilee Family Development Center
- Music: In the News: Faculty and Student Summer Research Project Helping to Save Musical History of College
- News & Advance coverage of project by Randall Speer and students
- Psychology: Holly Tatum Appears on APS Blog
- Psychology professor's Facebook research earns her spot on video blog.
- English: Bunny Goodjohn named 2010 Edwin Markham Award Finalist
- "Misfits" published in San Jose University's literary journal.
- Psychology: Holly Tatum Appears on APS Blog
- Tatum's research chosen as topic of video blog.
- Biology: Biology Professor Awarded Grant for Beech Tree Research
- The grant from VFIC will expand Ron Gettinger’s multi-year study of the patterns of growth and nut production in American beech trees
- Biology: Biology Professor Awarded Grant for Beech Tree Research
- The grant from VFIC will expand Ron Gettinger’s multi-year study of the patterns of growth and nut production in American beech trees
- Education: Randolph Receives Grant to Enhance Teacher Education with Technology
- The College is one of five schools to receive the grant, funded by the Verizon Foundation through a program of the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges (VFIC)
- Classics: Classics Students Garner End of Year Honors
- Roundup of recent achievements.
- Music: VFIC Awards Randolph Capital Project Grant
- Project will provide upgrades to music practice rooms
- Mathematics: Yesem Kurt Published in International Journal
- "Deciphering an Undergraduate Cryptology Course" included in April 2010 issue
- Education: Randolph Receives Grant to Enhance Teacher Education with Technology
- The College is one of five schools to receive the grant, funded by the Verizon Foundation through a program of the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges (VFIC).
- Physics: Randolph Receives Grant to Enhance Teacher Education with Technology
- The College is one of five schools to receive the grant, funded by the Verizon Foundation through a program of the Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges (VFIC).
- Philosophy: John Justice Presents Paper at Conference
- Chemistry: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Connecting the Dots
- Experiential Learning Center uses new journey mapping technique to guide students on career path.
- English: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Connecting the Dots
- Experiential Learning Center uses new journey mapping technique to guide students on career path.
- Environmental Studies: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Connecting the Dots
- Experiential Learning Center uses new journey mapping technique to guide students on career path.
- Classics: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Connecting the Dots
- Experiential Learning Center uses new journey mapping technique to guide students on career path.
- Philosophy: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Connecting the Dots
- Experiential Learning Center uses new journey mapping technique to guide students on career path.
- Sociology: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Connecting the Dots
- Experiential Learning Center uses new journey mapping technique to guide students on career path.
- Psychology: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Connecting the Dots
- Experiential Learning Center uses new journey mapping technique to guide students on career path.
- French: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Sharing Algerian Women’s Voices
- Madison Kebler ’10 is translating a book by feminist writer Maissa Bey into English as part of her Honors project in French.
- Classics: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Other People's Mail
- Rhiannon Knol '11 and Eric Struble '11 create Latin reader.
- English: English Professor Named Finalist in Longleaf Poetry Chapbook Contest
- Bunny Goodjohn wrote The Weather House
- Art: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Senior Art Exhibition On Display Apr. 29-May 16
- Works by art majors from the class of 2010 will be on view in the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College.
- Dance: Randolph Magazine Cover Story: Grit and Grace
- Preparation for the Annual Spring Dance Concert means months of grit, pain, and emotion as students juggle the demands of academics and dance. (Includes Feature Video)
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Senior Earns Coveted Spot at Sorensen Institute
- Danielle Simms selected to attend the 2010 College Leaders Program conducted by the Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership
- Music: Randolph College Collaborates With City Talent to Present Mozart's
- Event featuring Randolph College’s Chorale, Court Street United Methodist Church’s Chancel Choir, St. John Episcopal Church’s Church Choir, and the Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra scheduled for April 25.
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Senior Earns Coveted Spot at Sorensen Institute
- Danielle Simms selected to attend the 2010 College Leaders Program conducted by the Sorensen Institute for Political Leadership
- Art: Randolph Student, Alumnae Admitted to Graduate Schools
- Sarah Kreiger, Emily Hanson and Emily Schuetz to pursue advanced degrees.
- Latin: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Other People's Mail
- Rhiannon Knol '11 and Eric Struble '11 create Latin reader.
- Sociology: Daniel Farr Publishes Article in Anthology
- "A Very Personal World: Advertisement and Identity of Trans-persons on Craigslist
- Sociology: Daniel Farr Publishes Article in "Radical Teacher"
- Title: Problematizing Sex and Gender with Transgender Marriage Law
- Sociology: Daniel Farr to Serve as Guest Editor for Journal
- Men and Masculinities in Women's Studies
- Gender Studies: Daniel Farr to Serve as Guest Editor for Journal
- Men and Masculinities in Women's Studies
- Political Science: Model UN Delegation Continues Winning Streak
- Student delegation wins two awards while at international conference in New York
- Environmental Studies: Megan Roberts ’10 Selected For Preservation Institute Nantucket Summer Program
- The eight-week summer program allows students to participate in the documentation of a historic structure on Nantucket Island
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Junior Earns Prestigious Udall Scholarship
- Ludovic Lemaitre recognized by Morris K. Udall Foundation
- Education: Randolph College Education Program Scores National Accreditation
- Randolph is first school in Lynchburg to receive TEAC accreditation
- Biology: Randolph College Annual Spring Dance Concert Highlighted
- News & Advance features student performance
- Dance: Randolph College Annual Spring Dance Concert Highlighted
- News & Advance features student performance
- Philosophy: Rachel Crowder to do Graduate Work at Virginia Tech
- Economics: Elizabeth Perry-Sizemore Re-elected as CUR Social Sciences Councilor
- Economics: Senior Rosanna del Mar Torres Medina Presents Economics Research
- Classics: Megan Barrett Takes Second in National Greek Translation Contest
- Barrett also victorious in Randolph College Latin Scrabble Tournament
- Classics: Randolph Students Take Second Place in National Classics Competition
- Rhiannon Knol '11, Eric Struble '11 shine in their first Certamen tournament.
- Art: Art Faculty to Lead Students on Seminar to Italy
- Kathy Muehlemann and Andrea Campbell will unveil Renaissance art and technique
- Education: Randolph College Receives National Accreditation from Teacher Education Accreditation Council
- Randolph College is only school in Lynchburg, and one of just 10 in the state, to earn TEAC accreditation
- Physical Education: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Tournament of Heroes
- WildCats compete in New York competition honoring those lost on 9-11.
- Music: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Rock On!
- New pep band generates school spirit at athletic events.
- Music: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Randolph College Professors Release New Work
- Music professors Emily Yap Chua and Randall Speer produce piano performance CD, choral works.
- Physics: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: New Lasers Add to Classes, Popular Science Day Event
- Randolph is one of just 22 schools to earn grant from American Physical Society.
- Business: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: BioTech Breakthrough
- Calcimedica founder Gonul Velicelebi '73 works to control the inflammation caused by autoimmune diseases.
- Biology: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: BioTech Breakthrough
- Calcimedica founder Gonul Velicelebi '73 works to control the inflammation caused by autoimmune diseases.
- Chemistry: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: BioTech Breakthrough
- Calcimedica founder Gonul Velicelebi '73 works to control the inflammation caused by autoimmune diseases.
- Classics: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Philip Thayer Memorial Lecture
- Bryan Doerries uses ancient Greek drama to help modern day warriors and their families.
- Chemistry: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Barbara Montague '51 Leaves $1.7 Million Gift
- Passion for chemistry leads alumna to long, successful career with DuPont
- Mathematics: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Barbara Montague '51 Leaves $1.7 Million Gift
- Passion for chemistry leads alumna to long, successful career with DuPont
- Biology: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Love of the Game
- Lacrosse players always seem to carry around a stick and a ball for the random moments when it's possible to toss with someone.
- Physical Education: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: LAX is Back!
- WildCats field women’s lacrosse team after 11-year hiatus.
- Music: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Alumna Named Executive Director of New York City Ballet
- From a very early age I could not imagine music and the arts not being a focus of my life.
- Dance: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Alumna Named Executive Director of New York City Ballet
- From a very early age I could not imagine music and the arts not being a focus of my life.
- Economics: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Professor’s Research Focuses On Sustainable Economic Practices in Guatemala
- John Abell seeks economics where people matter.
- Business: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Professor’s Research Focuses On Sustainable Economic Practices in Guatemala
- John Abell seeks economics where people matter.
- Economics: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Good to the Last Drop
- Main Grounds features new "beyond fair trade" coffee brand.
- Biology: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Choreographing the Science of Dance
- Brittany Dickey ’10 merges her interests in biology and dance into a double major.
- Dance: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Choreographing the Science of Dance
- Brittany Dickey ’10 merges her interests in biology and dance into a double major.
- Environmental Studies: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: More Than A Garden
- New rain garden project part of groundbreaking partnership with City of Lynchburg.
- Classics: Randolph to Host Conference on Ancient Drama
- Event will coincide with the October 2010 performances of The Greek Play
- Music: Randolph College Welcomes Acclaimed Pianist April 10
- Victor Santiago Asuncion has appeared in major concert halls in Brazil, Canada, Japan, Mexico, Turkey and the Philippines
- Classics: Professor Amy Cohen Presents at Foreign Language Association
- Also guest-teaches class at Wellesley College
- Classics: Randolph Students Accepted to Prestigious Classical Programs
- Classics majors choose from Oxford, Brown, University of Chicago, Michigan, North Carolina and Yale
- Classics: Susan Stevens to Present at National Conference
- Professor will discuss archaeological research in North Africa
- Classics: Rhiannon Knol and Eric Struble to Present at National Conference
- Summer research project leads to creation of Latin reader.
- Dance: Randolph College Senior Shares Love of Dance With Local Elementary School Students
- Brittany Dickey '10 leads dance workshop as part of Davenport Leadership Program capstone experience
- Music: Pianist Emily Yap Chua performs on Nashville Public Radio
- Collaborates with the Eclectic Chamber Players on the
- Economics: Elizabeth Perry-Sizemore Named President-Elect of Virginia Association of Economists
- Professional group promotes inquiry, education on economic issues in Virginia
- Communication: Randolph College Film Festival Focuses on Power of the Indvidual
- News & Advance coverage of Driver Film Series
- Music: Pianist Emily Yap Chua performs on Nashville Public Radio
- Collaborates with the Eclectic Chamber Players on the "In Studio C" program
- Physics: Lynchburg's Only Science Festival Planned for March 26-28
- Randolph College to host weekend of demonstrations, activities, movies, and observatory viewings
- Economics: Elizabeth Perry-Sizemore Named President-Elect of Virginia Association of Economists
- Professional group promotes inquiry, education on economic issues in Virginia
- Economics: Senior Rosanna del Mar Torres Medina Presents Economics Research
- Communication: Randolph College Presents Film Festival
- Film series features Academy Award-winning 'FreeHeld', Academy Award-nominated 'The Garden,' and 'Journey Into America.'
- Music: Alumna debuts in Puccini’s Tosca
- Jennifer Woodward '08 singing with Lowell House Opera in New England
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Students and Faculty Present Research
- Group shares work at National Meeting of American Physical Society in Washington, D.C.
- Physics: Randolph College Students and Faculty Present Research
- Group shares work at National Meeting of American Physical Society in Washington, D.C.
- Classics: Eta Sigma Phi Inducts Four
- Students, Faculty to Attend National Conference.
- Economics: Awash in the Politics of Chocolate
- News & Advance columnist features upcoming Randolph College speaker
- Environmental Studies: Awash in the Politics of Chocolate
- News & Advance columnist features upcoming Randolph College speaker
- Physics: Physics Faculty, Students Report Research at National Conference
- Peter Sheldon and Tatiana Gilstrap present at American Physical Society National Meeting in Washington, DC
- Classics: Theater of War Founder Presents Thayer Lecture
- Bryan Doerries' nationally acclaimed work with Department of Defense uses Greek drama to reach soldiers, veterans, and their families
- English: Heidi Kunz to Address Science and Culture Symposium in Germany
- English professor to discuss the cultural significance of U.S. astronomer Maria Mitchell.
- Education: In the News: Kakenya Ntaiya Interviewed on NPR
- Alumna speaks on family planning issues in Africa.
- Economics: Chocolate Can Heal the World
- Greg Landua, eco-social entrepreneur and founder of 'beyond fair trade' chocolate business, to speak Feb. 15
- Environmental Studies: Chocolate Can Heal the World
- Greg Landua, eco-social entrepreneur and founder of 'beyond fair trade' chocolate business, to speak Feb. 15
- Environmental Studies: Randolph Faculty, Students Lead Session at National Conference on Science, Policy and the Environment
- Discussion promoted strategic partnerships between academia, citizens, and local government to promote sustainable urban planning and development.
- Sociology: Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Living Sociology
- Professor Brad Bullock's research leads to service learning trip to St. Lucia, national publication.
- Music: Emily Yap Chua interviewed by WVTF
- With collaborator Nicholas Ross, discuss new CD release
- Political Science: Vice President of Academic Affairs Featured on WSET
- Dennis Stevens provides commentary about importance of State of the Union address
- Art: Randolph College Senior Earns Prestigious Art Fellowship
- Sarah Kreiger one of just six students in the state to receive $6,000 graduate fellowship
- Music: Randall Speer to have choral works published
- Marian: A New Orleans Madrigal and Nesem vom Noviny are a capella pieces.
- Communication: Jennifer Gauthier has Article Published in International Journal of Cultural Studies
- Selling Alberta at the Mall: The Representation of a Canadian Province at the 2006 Smithsonian Folklife Festival
- Art: Randolph College's Maier Museum Looks at Landscapes
- Local coverage of College's 99th Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Art
- Environmental Studies: Author of 'Confessions of a Radical Industrialist' to speak Feb. 1
- Ray Anderson is known internationally for his advanced and progressive stance on industrial ecology and sustainability.
- Physics: Science Education Group Publishes Paper
- Shake It Up
- Education: Science Education Group Publishes Paper
- Shake It Up
- Physics: Randolph College Physics Students Win National Award
- Society of Physics Students named Outstanding Chapter from national organization
- Communication: Randolph College Professor in the News
- Communications Professor Jennifer Gauthier discusses importance of new Disney film
- Education: Randolph College Student Does it All
- Mother of three, Brooke Mlaka finds balance between school and family thanks to support of Randolph College community
- Physics: Randolph College Physics Professor Named Finalist in National Competition
- Peter Sheldon one of 18 professors in the running for Outstanding Advisor Award from Society of Physics Students
- Physics: Physics Students Teach Cub Scouts Physics
- WSET coverage of Cub Scout Pinewood Derby Car workshop
- French: Madison Kebler Translates French Book into English
- Student hopes to publish work, bring attention to struggles of Muslim women.
- Dance: New York Dance Teacher Summit
- Kelly Malone Dudley
- Classics: Susan Stevens to co-chair coloquium honoring her mentor
- John Humphrey is the recipient of the Archaeological Institute of America Gold Medal.
- Classics: Stevens work to appear in Journal of Roman Archaeology
- Former students also contribute chapters to the piece.
- Physics: Peter Sheldon Awarded $6500 Grant for Laser Equipment
- Laserfest On the Road Celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Laser
- Communication: Jennifer Gauthier presents paper, screens film at indigenous peoples conference
- Discussion examined the challenges of self-representation.
- English: Virginia Poet Laureate to Read Work During Special Event
- Claudia Emerson is a former English professor at the College
- Communication: Where the Boys Are: Gender, Genre and National Identity in Native American Cinema
- Eighth Native American Symposium and Film Festival
- Physics: Peter Sheldon Facilitates National Conversation on Gender Equity in Physics
- Theatre: WildCat Theatre Performs Rocky Horror Show
- Performances scheduled Oct. 30-Nov. 7.
- Communication: Driver Lecture Features Filmmaker Richard Robinson
- Free event includes showing of 'The Beekeepers'
- English: Professors Share Published Work with Community
- Bunny Goodjohn and James Peterson to hold reading at local school.
- Art: Randolph Students/Faculty Hold Strong Showing at MARCUS Conference
- Regional conference promotes scholarship and research activities of undergraduate students
- Physics: Randolph Students/Faculty Hold Strong Showing at MARCUS Conference
- Regional conference promotes scholarship and research activities of undergraduate students
- Mathematics: Randolph Students/Faculty Hold Strong Showing at MARCUS Conference
- Regional conference promotes scholarship and research activities of undergraduate students
- Education: Randolph Students/Faculty Hold Strong Showing at MARCUS Conference
- Regional conference promotes scholarship and research activities of undergraduate students
- Chemistry: Randolph Students/Faculty Hold Strong Showing at MARCUS Conference
- Regional conference promotes scholarship and research activities of undergraduate students
- All Departments: Randolph Students/Faculty Hold Strong Showing at MARCUS Conference
- Regional conference promotes scholarship and research activities of undergraduate students
- Biology: Randolph Students/Faculty Hold Strong Showing at MARCUS Conference
- Regional conference promotes scholarship and research activities of undergraduate students
- Music: Randolph Students/Faculty Hold Strong Showing at MARCUS Conference
- Regional conference promotes scholarship and research activities of undergraduate students
- Communication: Filmmaker Richard Robinson to visit Randolph
- Award-winning documentarian will meet students, screen new work
- Art: Randolph Student's Photo Selected for Magazine Cover
- Jeff Reid shot the photo while at National D-Day Memorial
- Communication: Randolph Student's Photo Selected for Magazine Cover
- Jeff Reid shot the photo while at National D-Day Memorial
- Classics: Amy Cohen wins Davidson Award
- Professor recognized for bringing distinction to Randolph College.
- Physics: Peter Sheldon wins Larew Award
- Physics professor honored for distinguished teaching.
- Education: Randolph College's Preschool Program Rated One of Best in Virginia
- Early childhood education program for Randolph's
- Economics: Randolph College economics students selected as associate editors of undergraduate research journal
- Schaffstall and Peters to peer-review undergraduate research
- Physics: Randolph College Professor Pushing for Ironman Title
- Local newspaper columnist features Peter Sheldon's quest
- Physics: Randolph College Physics Professor Claims Ironman Status
- Peter Sheldon tests his endurance in Ironman triathlon
- Physics: Professor of Physics Performs NSF Site Review
- Sociology: Brad Bullock and Sabita Manian Explore Indo-Caribbean Identity
- Book chapter is published
- Communication: Wanda Fenimore presents paper at Conference
- Semiotic Analysis of southerners, NASCAR, and its fans in the movies
- Sociology: Brad Bullock publishes chapter in new book
- Gendered Consequences of Colonialism
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Aims to Create Spark at Local Science Summer Camp
- Team of professors, students, alumnae, and local teachers to hold week-long science camp at Jubilee Family Development Center
- Physics: Randolph College Aims to Create Spark at Local Science Summer Camp
- Team of professors, students, alumnae, and local teachers to hold week-long science camp at Jubilee Family Development Center
- Education: Randolph College Aims to Create Spark at Local Science Summer Camp
- Team of professors, students, alumnae, and local teachers to hold week-long science camp at Jubilee Family Development Center
- Communication: Wanda Fenimore Begins Doctoral Studies
- Instructor to pursue Ph.D at Virginia Tech
- Classics: Randolph Group Takes Greek Play on the Road
- News and Advance coverage of International Study Seminar to Greece
- Philosophy: Randolph Group Takes Greek Play on the Road
- News and Advance coverage of International Study Seminar to Greece
- Philosophy: Randolph College Students, Professors Take Greek Play on the Road -- All the Way to Greece
- Performance was highlight of three-week International Studies Seminar
- Greek: Randolph College Students, Professors Take Greek Play on the Road -- All the Way to Greece
- Performance was highlight of three-week International Studies Seminar
- Education: College Receives Grant for Program Aimed at Helping Teachers
- Local newspaper coverage of SCHEV grant
- Physics: College Receives Grant for Program Aimed at Helping Teachers
- Local newspaper coverage of SCHEV grant
- Philosophy: Centennial Greek Play to be performed in Athens, Greece
- Randolph students and professors take a 3-week journey across Greece, will blog and podcast
- Classics: Centennial Greek Play to be performed in Athens, Greece
- Randolph students and professors take a 3-week journey across Greece, will blog and podcast
- Greek: Centennial Greek Play to be performed in Athens, Greece
- Randolph students and professors take a 3-week journey across Greece, will blog and podcast
- Education: Randolph College Receives Grant To Help Local Teachers
- Math and Science Institute will provide local teachers with additional resources and training to help students learn
- Physics: Randolph College Receives Grant To Help Local Teachers
- Math and Science Institute will provide local teachers with additional resources and training to help students learn
- Physics: Stephanie Lyons Presents Research at Symposium
- Study uses scattering technique to analyze development of stars.
- Psychology: Psi Chi Inducts Six
- Students honored for academic achievement in psychology
- English: Mara Amster selected for National Humanities Center Summer Institute for Literary Studies
- English professor is one of only 12 scholars nationwide to attend Shakespeare seminar
- Psychology: Randolph Professor/Student Team Receives Funding for Additional Research
- Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges fellowship will allow the team to expand research on teaching and learning methods
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Junior Receives Second National Honor
- Katelin Shugart-Schmidt, already a NOAA Hollings Scholar, receives Honorable Mention in highly competitive Udall Foundation Scholarship program.
- Sociology: Alpha Kappa Delta Inducts Eight
- Students honored for academic achievement in sociology
- Classics: Eta Sigma Phi Inducts Three
- Students honored for academic achievement in classics
- Chemistry: Iota Sigma Pi Inducts Five
- Students honored for academic achievement in chemistry
- Communication: Lambda Pi Eta Inducts Two
- Students honored for academic achievement in communication studies
- English: Sigma Tau Delta Inducts Eight
- Students honored for academic achievement in English
- Physics: Sigma Pi Sigma Inducts Two
- Students honored for academic achievement in physics
- Economics: Omicron Delta Epsilon Inducts Three
- Students honored for academic achievement in economics
- Political Science: Pi Sigma Alpha Inducts Seven
- Students honored for academic achievement in political science
- Economics: Olivia Marlin Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at economic issues surrounding declining population trends in Japan.
- Dance: Iwalani Martin Performs Original Dance at Symposium
- “Turbulence and Flow” explores how water flows
- Gender Studies: Caitlin Clare Presents Research at Symposium
- Case study looks at the careers of female sportscasters from the 1970s to the present.
- History: Susan E. Christianson Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at history of the Scotland during the Reign of Edward I.
- Communication: Caitlin Clare Presents Research at Symposium
- Case study looks at the careers of female sportscasters from the 1970s to the present.
- Art: Jessica Cline Presents Works at Symposium
- Collection of figure studies and portraits emphasizes capturing the essence of people rather than merely reproducing a likeness.
- Psychology: Kara Clissold Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at the effect of social dominance on social learning in horses.
- English: Kandyce Korotky Presents Original Poetry at Symposium
- Poetic exploration journeys from lust to love.
- Art: Emily J. Hanson Presents Works at Symposium
- Exhibition features drawings inspired by the art of Michelangelo.
- Dance: Katelyn Bulluck Performs at Symposium
- Original dance explores students' reactions to authority.
- Art: Erin Dunn Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at how Hollywood dramatizes the biographies of artists.
- Chemistry: Trio Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at enhancement of atomic emission and atomic absorption lamps.
- Physics: Wai Sze Cheung Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at use of nanosized silicon powders in nanoelectronics and photovoltaics.
- Sociology: Jaime Hartless Presents Research at Symposium
- Study test the importance of religion in American society in the face of increasing secularization.
- History: Kimberley Myrie Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at the military failures of England’s Queen Elizabeth I.
- Education: Shelly Patrick Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at the use of personal encouragement in regulating the behavior of preschool students.
- Biology: Ashleigh Pogue Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at genetic anomaly that causes HIV/AIDS immunity.
- Chemistry: Trio Presents Research at Symposium
- Project seeks to eliminate errors, inefficiencies in infrared spectrometry processes.
- Art: Penny Rosen Presents Artwork, Poetry at Symposium
- “Star Gazing” offers connection between the artist and the natural world.
- English: Megan Steigerwald Presents Research at Symposium
- Study examines the portrayal of “fallen women” in Victorian novels.
- Gender Studies: Megan Steigerwald Presents Research at Symposium
- Study examines the portrayal of “fallen women” in Victorian novels.
- Gender Studies: Smriti Thapa Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at factors which affect class participation among female Asian students.
- Physics: Katrina Wiechmann Presents Research at Symposium
- Study examines the motion of Barnard’s Star from images obtained at Randolph College’s Winfree Observatory.
- Communication: Jalika Conteh Presents Research at Symposium
- Film study compares Hitchcock’s Rear Window (1954) and Disturbia (2007).
- Chemistry: Aliyah Barrett Presents Poster at Symposium
- Study uses mass spectrometry to identify and analyze bacteria.
- Communication: Meredith Bell Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at postfeminism values in professional wrestling.
- Physics: Randolph Hosts Society of Physics Students Research Meeting
- Faculty and students present research
- Gender Studies: Meredith Bell Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at postfeminism values in professional wrestling.
- Communication: Anne Terashima Presents Research at Symposium
- Content analysis of book covers shows how fiction is marketed to adolescent girls.
- Biology: Marwa Latif Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at the role of insulin in women with polycystic ovarian syndrome.
- Chemistry: Trio Presents Research at Symposium
- Chemistry study looks at mercury in voltammetry.
- Communication: Jennifer Arline Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at image public relations for oil giant Exxon Mobil.
- Biology: Marwa Latif Presents Poster at Symposium
- Study examined mercury contamination in swallow eggs.
- English: Penny Rosen Presents Artwork, Poetry at Symposium
- “Star Gazing” offers connection between the artist and the natural world.
- Communication: Johna Strickland Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at the ethics of undercover journalism.
- Gender Studies: Anne Terashima Presents Research at Symposium
- Content analysis of book covers shows how fiction is marketed to adolescent girls.
- Sociology: Smriti Thapa Presents Research at Symposium
- Study looks at factors which affect class participation among female Asian students.
- Engineering Physics: Randolph Hosts Society of Physics Students Research Meeting
- Faculty and students present research
- Environmental Studies: Ludovic Lemaitre Presents Research at Symposium
- Project aims to develop an environmentally sustainable master facilities plan for Randolph College.
- Economics: Randolph College to Discuss Eating Locally Versus Globally
- Brett Wilson of Horse and Buggy Produce to lead free lecture April 23
- Global Studies: Randolph's Model UN Team Takes Top Honors at National Conference
- Delegates represent Finland at conference
- Education: Randolph College Hosts National Expert on Learning Differences
- Rick Lavoie to present free public presentation aimed at providing teachers and parents with more effective learning strategies
- Economics: BLOG: Service Learning in Public Economics
- Econ 217 students get out into the community to see where the tax money goes
- Theatre: Randolph Professor, Author Featured in Newspaper
- WildCat Theatre's newest production written by James Peterson
- English: Mara Amster selected for National Humanities Center Summer Institute for Literary Studies
- English professor is one of only 12 scholars nationwide to attend Shakespeare seminar
- English: Kunz presents research to international conference
- Paper looks at 19th-century astronomer Maria Mitchell
- Communication: Randolph College Features Filmmaker Loretta Sarah Todd
- Todd to present annual Driver Lecture, serve as filmmaker-in-residence
- Art: Randolph Junior Receives National Award
- Kathleen Fort named a Coca-Cola Gold Scholar
- Economics: Amenah Alsrogy presents paper at Virginia Association of Economists annual meeting
- Alsrogy presents research on factors influencing students
- Political Science: Randolph College Professors Lead Innovative Panel at International Conference
- Political Science Professors Jennifer Abbassi and Mari Ishibashi join professors from military and peace schools for discussion
- Physics: 5th Annual Science Day Open to Elementary Students
- Popular and free event features exciting hands-on science activities for third through sixth graders
- Physics: Randolph College Hosts First Ever Science Festival
- Free event features observatory viewing, special shows, poetry readings, and much more
- English: Alumna's Book of Poetry Published to Coincide with Darwin's Birthday
- Kelley Swain's senior honors project lays groundwork for "Darwin's Microscope"
- Environmental Studies: Alumna's Book of Poetry Published to Coincide with Darwin's Birthday
- Kelley Swain's senior honors project lays groundwork for "Darwin's Microscope"
- Biology: Alumna's Book of Poetry Published to Coincide with Darwin's Birthday
- Kelley Swain's senior honors project lays groundwork for "Darwin's Microscope"
- Education: Faculty and Students present research at APS National Conference
- American Physical Society welcomes Randolph scholars
- Engineering Physics: Faculty and Students present research at APS National Conference
- American Physical Society welcomes Randolph scholars
- Physics: Faculty and Students present research at APS National Conference
- American Physical Society welcomes Randolph scholars
- French: Randolph College Offers Glimpse Into 18th Century Life
- Alan Jones, a Paris-based historian and adjunct professor, will offer a presentation including music, dance, and spectacle.
- Education: Science Education Group Publishes Paper
- Peggy Schimmoeller, Peter Sheldon and Tatiana Toteva will appear in Academic Exchange Quarterly
- Environmental Studies: Science Education Group Publishes Paper
- Peggy Schimmoeller, Peter Sheldon and Tatiana Toteva will appear in Academic Exchange Quarterly
- Physics: Science Education Group Publishes Paper
- Peggy Schimmoeller, Peter Sheldon and Tatiana Toteva will appear in Academic Exchange Quarterly
- French: Fulbright Fellow Presents Public Lecture
- Nabiha Jerad, a University of Tunis in Carthage professor, to discuss Maghrebi identity
- Global Studies: Fulbright Fellow Presents Public Lecture
- Nabiha Jerad, a University of Tunis in Carthage professor, to discuss Maghrebi identity
- Economics: Randolph College Holds Second Annual Symposium of Artists and Scholars
- Journalist and author Eric Roston to provide keynote address
- Political Science: Randolph College Holds Second Annual Symposium of Artists and Scholars
- Journalist and author Eric Roston to provide keynote address
- Global Studies: Randolph College Holds Second Annual Symposium of Artists and Scholars
- Journalist and author Eric Roston to provide keynote address
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Holds Second Annual Symposium of Artists and Scholars
- Journalist and author Eric Roston to provide keynote address
- Psychology: Randolph College Holds Second Annual Symposium of Artists and Scholars
- Journalist and author Eric Roston to provide keynote address
- Music: Randolph College's Chorale Receives Special Invitation to Perform at Holocaust Musuem
- Spring Break tour provides students with real-life experience as traveling musicians
- All Departments: Randolph College's Chorale Receives Special Invitation to Perform at Holocaust Musuem
- Spring Break tour provides students with real-life experience as traveling musicians
- Biology: Professor Talks Salmonella
- Jennifer Arrington provides insight on peanut butter recall on WSET
- Political Science: Randolph College's Dean of the College Teaches Self Defense Class
- 'Dean of Defense' featured in local newspaper
- Physical Education: Randolph College's Dean of the College Teaches Self Defense Class
- 'Dean of Defense' featured in local newspaper
- Environmental Studies: Going Green
- Randolph College's organic garden highlighted in local newspaper
- Psychology: Three faculty give workshop at National Teaching Conference
- Research focused on gender in the college classroom
- Education: Three faculty give workshop at National Teaching Conference
- Research focused on gender in the college classroom
- English: Weekend Workshop Immerses Students in Shakespeare
- Trip to American Shakespeare Center to bring English, theatre majors together
- Theatre: Weekend Workshop Immerses Students in Shakespeare
- Trip to American Shakespeare Center to bring English, theatre majors together
- English: Randolph College Honors Charles Darwin
- Special presentation offers interdisciplinary view of Darwin's impact
- Psychology: Randolph College Honors Charles Darwin
- Special presentation offers interdisciplinary view of Darwin's impact
- Biology: Randolph College Honors Charles Darwin
- Special presentation offers interdisciplinary view of Darwin's impact
- Physics: Randolph's Society of Physics Students Chapter Wins National Award
- Chapter named Outstanding Chapter and advisor received honorable mention award for 2007-08.
- Communication: Communications Students Take Home Honors From Conference
- Two Randolph students earn awards at regional SURF conference
- English: New Publications by Heidi Kunz
- Heidi Kunz Contributes to Prestigious MLA Reference Series
- Communication: Former U.S. Marine turned Al Jazeera Correspondent Presents Public Lecture:
- Josh Rushing gained national attention after switch to Al Jazeera network
- Chinese: Upcoming Speaker Discusses China's Rapid Transformation
- International scholar and Pearl S. Buck expert, Liu Haiping featured in local News & Advance
- Greek: Randolph Professor, Senior Head Research Presentation at National Conference
- Duo conducts workshop at American Philological Association meeting
- Classics: Randolph Professor, Senior Head Research Presentation at National Conference
- Duo conducts workshop at American Philological Association meeting
- Biology: Randolph Professor Discusses Peanut Butter Scare
- Biologist Jennifer Arrington talks to WSET about food issues
- Greek: Amy Cohen presents panel at national conference
- With Britanny Stallings demonstrates making Greek theatre masks
- Classics: Amy Cohen presents panel at national conference
- With Britanny Stallings demonstrates making Greek theatre masks
- Economics: John Abell explores economics of organics
- Sustainable food resources will be a top issue in years to come
- Global Studies: Global to Local Studies Students Help Out Local Food Ministries
- Student project brings churches, non-profits together
- Psychology: Local Counselors Question Disorder Study
- Randolph psychology professor featured in news coverage
- Psychology: Psychology Professor's Book Published Internationally
- Beth Schwartz co-wrote book aimed at helping faculty improve teaching and learning
- Psychology: Beth Schwartz co-authors book on teaching
- "Optimizing Teaching and Learning: Practicing Pedagogical Research" bridges the gap between research and practice.
- French: Francoise Watts has paper published
- "Existentialism in the feminine" appeared in Actes du Colloque on "Gender"
- English: Bill Coulter presents paper at London symposium
- Reflections on Paradise Lost to appear in scholarly journal
- Economics: Florentina Furtuna has undergraduate research published
- Paper examines area personal finance habits of college students
- Psychology: Local Newspaper Highlights Summer Research
- Student/faculty study gender stereotypes in children's programming
- Psychology: Senior Psychology Students Continue Annual Winning Streak
- Student research earns two of three undergraduate awards at statewide conference
- Global Studies: Global Studies Students Present Papers at Annual VSSA Conference
- Meeting featured the best of undergraduate and graduate schools across the state
- Political Science: Global Studies Students Present Papers at Annual VSSA Conference
- Meeting featured the best of undergraduate and graduate schools across the state
- Psychology: Psychology Students Teach Preschoolers About Brains
- Real brains, rats help convey message
- English: Randolph College Awards Tenure to Faculty Members
- Faculty represent wide array of disciplines
- Education: Randolph College Awards Tenure to Faculty Members
- Faculty represent wide array of disciplines
- Music: Randolph College Awards Tenure to Faculty Members
- Faculty represent wide array of disciplines
- Chemistry: Randolph College Awards Tenure to Faculty Members
- Faculty represent wide array of disciplines
- Political Science: Randolph College Awards Tenure to Faculty Members
- Faculty represent wide array of disciplines
- Environmental Studies: Randolph College Awards Tenure to Faculty Members
- Faculty represent wide array of disciplines
- American Culture Program: Randolph College Awards Tenure to Faculty Members
- Faculty represent wide array of disciplines
- Communication: Randolph College Awards Tenure to Faculty Members
- Faculty represent wide array of disciplines
- Biology: Randolph College Awards Tenure to Faculty Members
- Faculty represent wide array of disciplines
- Psychology: Randolph College Awards Tenure to Faculty Members
- Faculty represent wide array of disciplines
- Political Science: Team Diplomacy
- Randolph Students Run Model European Union, Prepare for Model United Nations
- Global Studies: Team Diplomacy
- Randolph Students Run Model European Union, Prepare for Model United Nations
- Model United Nations: Team Diplomacy
- Randolph Students Run Model European Union, Prepare for Model United Nations
- Psychology: Senior Earns Top Undergraduate Award at Psychology Conference
- Breanna Butler wins the Frederick B. Rowe Award for the Best Undergraduate Paper at the recent annual conference of the Virginia Psychological Association.
- Psychology: Students Win Honors at Virginia Psychological Association Conference
- Fred Rowe Best Undergraduate Research Paper Award presented to Sommer Altman and Adriana Dabdoub
- Psychology: Psychology Student Selected to Attend Summer Science Institute
- Elizabeth Nguyen one of 32 chosen nationwide
- Psychology: Beth Schwartz Receives Prestigious Award
- Psychology professor awarded APLS Outstanding Teaching and Mentoring Award
- Psychology: Junior Wins Top Honors at Conference
- Ashley Smith's research with Gretchen Gottard receives Best Undergraduate Student Poster Award
