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RMC is always home

Your Randolph-Macon College experience doesn’t end at graduation. The network of Yellow Jackets you join as an alum is among the most passionate in the nation.

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  • CALL: (866) 694-4574
  • EMAIL: alumni@rmc.edu

Macon Connections

Join fellow Randolph-Macon alumni for an interactive workshop designed to help you leverage the power of the RMC network to find and connect with the talent, opportunities, and partnerships you need to thrive.

upcoming events

Check out the schedule of what’s coming up on campus, and beyond.

Randolph-Macon Show choir performing on stage during a show.

refer a yellow jacket

Recommend a future student, and they’ll receive a $1,000 scholarship if they are admitted – named for you!

A female graduate in regalia is kissed on the cheek by each of their parents after commencement

ways to get involved

You’re a member of the Society of Alumni (the 6th oldest in the nation!). Now what?

A group of alumni stand having a conersation

Giving to rmc

Discover the ways in which gifts, large and small, help the College to serve students today, and build a strong financial foundation for the future.

President Lindgren with Randolph-Macon graduates holding a big check.

buzzworthy Yellow Jackets are making us proud

Alumni Religious Studies

Members of the RMC Community Set to Represent Virginia at 2024 UMC General Conference

Lindsey Baynham Freeman ’09, Jason Stanley ’04, Rob Vaughn ’75, and trustee emeritus Mark Ogren have all been elected as clergy delegates.

A pastor, who is a woman of color, stands in front of a music stand and draped fabrics, inside a room.
Alumni Faculty RMC Up Close

55 New United States Citizens Take the Oath at Naturalization Ceremony on Campus

Among the newly naturalized citizens were two RMC employees—Inigo Arroniz and Gabe Laplante ’19.

A family of five posing in a gymnasium with american flag and yellow banners hanging in the background.
Alumni Chemistry Faculty

Chemistry Students Present Research at American Chemical Society National Meeting

Eight Randolph-Macon chemistry students traveled to New Orleans to present research carried out during SURF this past summer.

Group of people posing for a photo at the american chemical society event with a "proud to be a chemist" sign in the background.