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This summer, Selikem Kartey ’25 was able to translate her passion for helping others into an international service project that provided hospitalized children with much-needed educational and enrichment resources.

Tim Banazek ‘94 is the owner of likely the largest collection of sports cards in the world. Now, he wants to share his joy with everybody.

Charles '82 and Debbie Moncure '83 have included RMC in their estate plans, a tax-efficient way to help the College flourish for generations to come.

Paul Sekyere-Nyantakyi ’93 went from driving a cab just to survive, to leading a laboratory that’s raising healthcare standards across his native Ghana.

A group of alumni from RMC's Drama Guild came together to honor the life of Sarah McFather '01 with a space for students to find their people.

Richard Scott '79, an accomplished embryologist and amateur pilot, was one of six crew members on a Blue Origin space flight in February.

Tetsu Kimura ’81 came to Randolph-Macon College to play soccer, and halfway across the globe from his native Japan, found a community of support that launched a successful multinational life and career.

From humble beginnings to a decorated Air Force officer, Hayslett gives to RMC to give the next generation of students the same opportunity he was afforded.

"A Place Called Ilda," written by author Tom Shoop, tells the story of Dennis Howard ’72 and his part in helping preserve the memory of a forgotten northern Virginia community.

In a historic December ceremony in Blackwell Auditorium, 22 students officially earned their Masters in Physician Assistant Studies—the first graduate students to complete their degrees at RMC.