Today's News 5/23/2013

Top Stories

Newly discovered Pearl S. Buck novel to be published this fall
The last novel penned by Pearl S. Buck ’1914 tells a coming-of-age story that exploring themes important in the author's life. It will be published for the first time in October 2013.
Randolph College Celebrates the Class of 2013
Graduates encouraged to live the life more abundant
Randolph College Announces New Equine Studies Minor
Program offers more options for students

Recent News

Newly discovered Pearl S. Buck novel to be published this fall
The last novel penned by Pearl S. Buck ’1914 tells a coming-of-age story that exploring themes important in the author's life. It will be published for the first time in October 2013.
Summer Research Begins
Students work with faculty members on real world research questions
Randolph College Announces New Equine Studies Minor
Program offers more options for students
Randolph College Celebrates the Class of 2013
Graduates encouraged to live the life more abundant
L.A. Times features alumna-curated exhibition
Anne Wilkes Tucker ’67 and colleagues curated a war photography exhibition that is visiting Los Angeles
Randolph Alumna in the News
Roanoke Times coverage of Kira Chhatwal's impact on local special needs student
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.
Art Professor Receives Grants to Support Book
Leanne Zalewski is researching the history of postbellum art collections and what that history reveals about art and culture in America
Randolph College Celebrates 100th Birthday of William Quillian, Jr.
Former R-MWC president also voted first male honorary alumnus
Three Randolph Residence Halls Competing to Save Energy
Competition between West, Webb, and Moore Halls is part of Randolph's participation in the Campus Conservation Nationals 2013
BeetleJuice cinematographer Shares Insight with Randolph Students
Local coverage of Randolph's Driver Lecture Series
Poets Explore Native American Heritage in Verse
Local coverage of Randolph's visiting writers
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.
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
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
2013 Science Festival was a Success Thanks in Part to Alumna's Generous Gift
Lynn Hume Stuart '60 and her husband, Bill, made gift to program before Lynn's death in the fall
Randolph College Gaming Team to Compete Nationally
News & Advance coverage of the video gaming team's inclusion in the North American Collegiate Starleague’s March Madness competition
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!
Randolph Senior Earns Prestigious National 2013 Jostens Trophy
Colton Hunt earns award for his efforts on the basketball court, in the classroom, and in the community
Model United Nations Team Sets Off for New York City
Follow their blog as Randolph's award-winning delegation represents Portugal.

More

View the News Archives > > >