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We are a community enriched by a variety of experiences and perspectives of our students, faculty, staff, and alumni. This diversity enhances our learning and helps prepare our students for a successful and purposeful life.

Our commitment is to work to create a culture of belonging – supporting and celebrating each other. In doing so, we grow as an institution and as individuals.

Student Organizations

Find your community. Find your voice.

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Alumni Connections

Celebrating multicultural Yellow Jackets

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Our on-campus hub for students for an inclusive and affirming community is in the Student Engagement Center.

That’s where you’ll get connected with clubs, affinity groups, and students working to create a sense of belonging at RMC and beyond. It’s where you will find resources that help all members of our community create the inclusive space we aspire to be!

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Summer Bridge Program Builds Confidence and Belonging for First-Gen Students

26 students from the Class of 2030 participated in five days of programming to build a solid foundation of belonging before beginning their college journey.

President Michael Hill speaks with first-generation students in a Copley classroom
Cultural Arts RMC Up Close

Historian Jelani Cobb Discusses Latest Book, Racial Justice, and MLK’s Legacy

Cobb shared the Blackwell Auditorium stage with Randolph-Macon President Michael Hill Wednesday night for a wide-ranging conversation, part of a week of programming celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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