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With illuminated text cast on the walls and himself, Jim Sanborn uses a tool on a cylinder sculpture

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Kryptographer

Artist Jim Sanborn ’69 is the man behind one of the world’s most famous unsolved codes, a sculpture named “Kryptos” at CIA Headquarters in Langley, Va.

With illuminated text cast on the walls and himself, Jim Sanborn uses a tool on a cylinder sculpture
Eight 10 Under 10 awardees pose together smiling in the atrium on the second floor of Brock Commons

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RMC Celebrates 2026 Class of 10 Under 10 Awardees

The 10 honorees, who all graduated in the last 10 years, have established themselves as pillars in their communities and leaders in their professions.

Eight 10 Under 10 awardees pose together smiling in the atrium on the second floor of Brock Commons
Madison Alderson stands smiling in an exam room wearing a white coat and a stethoscope around her neck.

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Primary Purpose

Madison Alderson '24PA is a member of RMC's first class of Physician Assistant Studies graduates. Now, she's filling a much-needed role in primary care.

Madison Alderson stands smiling in an exam room wearing a white coat and a stethoscope around her neck.
The 2024-25 RMC Women's Basketball team poses on court with the ODAC trophy and a sign that says "ticket punched!"

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The Power of the Hive

Across 50 years of history, Randolph-Macon Women’s Basketball has excelled on the court and built unbreakable bonds and timeless memories.

The 2024-25 RMC Women's Basketball team poses on court with the ODAC trophy and a sign that says "ticket punched!"
Two people pose together in front of a white background, one in a yellow "JACKETS 54" jersey, the other in black athletic wear.

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Field Hockey Family

Teresita '21 and Valentina Ambrogi-Torres '27 share a sisterly bond as a decorated coach and player for RMC Field Hockey.

Two people pose together in front of a white background, one in a yellow "JACKETS 54" jersey, the other in black athletic wear.
Three people stand smiling next to an RMC Brock Center Welcome Desk sign inside a building with glass windows.

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Impact of Giving: The Anna Gwynn O’Sullivan ‘25 Endowed Scholarship Fund

Susan and Mike Donavant established the Anna Gwynn O'Sullivan '25 Endowed Scholarship, honoring a special intergenerational friendship.

Three people stand smiling next to an RMC Brock Center Welcome Desk sign inside a building with glass windows.
The fountain flows in the center of campus, with trees, benches, and people walking or sitting nearby.

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2025 In Review

The top videos, social media posts, and news stories celebrating the best of RMC throughout 2025.

The fountain flows in the center of campus, with trees, benches, and people walking or sitting nearby.

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President Hill, New and Returning Members, Sworn in as RMC Trustees

Randolph-Macon College Board of Trustees Chair Sue Schick ’84 is pleased to announce four additions to the College’s Board of Trustees.

Four people stand together in a medical classroom setting, smiling at the camera.

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Giving Full Circle

Dean Kesler ’62 felt the full benefits of a gift to RMC Nursing when his daughter received expert care from Via Zipp ’24, helping to forge a cross-generation bond.

Four people stand together in a medical classroom setting, smiling at the camera.
Dr. Lauren Bell and the four Ashland Town Council candidates standing in front of a wall and a U.S. flag inside Ashland Town Hall.

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Ashland Town Council Candidate Forum Features RMC Connections

The Forum, moderated by Political Science professor Dr. Lauren Bell, featured two candidates with ties to RMC.

Dr. Lauren Bell and the four Ashland Town Council candidates standing in front of a wall and a U.S. flag inside Ashland Town Hall.