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Academics Chemistry English History Honors Student Life

Intensive Focus and Unique Coursework Highlight January Term in the Classroom

Courses range from major requirements to unique and interdisciplinary classes, many taught exclusively during J-Term.

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Academics Career Preparation Internships Sociology and Anthropology Student Life Student Spotlight

Community Connection: A J-Term Internship with Hanover and King William Habitat for Humanity

Meredith Gray '26 took on a range of responsibilities, from drafting a policy memo to maintaining social media accounts.

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Academics Education International Education Student Life

Learning Beyond Borders: Randolph-Macon Education Travel Courses Explore French Classrooms

RMC Education's first travel course to Paris gave students an opportunity to compare the American and French educational systems.

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Musicians rehearse together in a well-lit room, playing two cellos, a viola, and a violin with sheet music on stands.

Academics Music Student Life

Baroque Traditions: RMC Students Learn Chamber Music in J-Term Course

The Applied Chamber Strings course connects students of varied backgrounds through playing music together.

Musicians rehearse together in a well-lit room, playing two cellos, a viola, and a violin with sheet music on stands.
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Faculty Political Science

Five Things to Know About Virginia’s Gubernatorial Inauguration

Rich Meagher, Professor and Chair of Randolph-Macon’s Department of Political Science, gave us five things to know about a weekend of ceremonies filled with history and tradition.

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Academics Physician Assistant

PA Class of 2025 Celebrates Graduation

Twenty-one graduates walked across the Blackwell Auditorium stage Saturday morning, officially marking the completion of their Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies.

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Academics Faculty Nursing

Director of RMC Nursing Department Honored by Virginia Nurses Foundation

The Virginia Nurses Foundation honored Dr. Cindy Rubenstein with a Leadership Excellence Award at its annual VNF Gala.

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Two Mechanicsville High School students sit at a table with an RMC Education student, each with name tags, smiling during a lesson.

Academics Career Preparation Education

Salvato’s Potatoes Serves Up Valuable Example for Exceptional Education Transitions

Students from Mechanicsville High School presented their student-run business and received lessons from RMC Education majors focused on a transition from high school to independent living.

Two Mechanicsville High School students sit at a table with an RMC Education student, each with name tags, smiling during a lesson.
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Academics Faculty Political Science Student Life

Timely Federal Budget Course Equips Students to be Better Citizens

With the longest government shutdown in U.S. history as a backdrop, Dr. Elliott Fullmer's course explores how the federal government raises and spends money.

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Academics Student Life Student Spotlight

From Seoul to the Center of the Universe

Jungeun Kang, an exchange student from Ewha Womans University in South Korea, is one of over 30 international students studying at RMC this semester.

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