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Alumna Honored with AG’s Unsung Hero Award for Work with Crime Victims

Shalise Bates Figueroa ’01 was honored at the 7th Annual Unsung Heroes Award Ceremony by Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares.

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Black Studies Criminology Honors RMC Up Close Sociology and Anthropology

Exonerated Death Row Inmate Anthony Ray Hinton Urges Forgiveness and a Call to Action

Hinton, author of the memoir "The Sun Does Shine: How I Found Life and Freedom on Death Row," shared the story of his wrongful conviction.

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Tristen Craig with Dr. Sarah E. Cribbs

Black Studies Sociology and Anthropology

Student Research Surveys Impact of Monument Avenue’s Confederate Legacy

Tristen Craig ’24 (sociology, black studies) grew up near Fredericksburg, Virginia, just off a highway that until this year bore…

Tristen Craig with Dr. Sarah E. Cribbs
A picture of Dr. Donelle Boose in front of a brick building at Randolph-Macon College.

Black Studies Faculty History

Faculty Q&A: On the Intersection of Black History and American History with Dr. Donelle Boose

Dr. Donelle Boose steps into her new role as assistant professor of History and Black studies at RMC this fall on the…

A picture of Dr. Donelle Boose in front of a brick building at Randolph-Macon College.

Black Studies Faculty

RMC Establishes Black Studies Major

Randolph-Macon College is pleased to announce that the faculty recently approved a major in Black Studies. The new major, which…

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9/26: Sean Smith ’14 to Present Talk on Social Advocacy

Randolph-Macon College alumnus Sean Smith ’14 will present “Social Advocacy for Minority Communities and Intimate Partner Violence Victims” on September…

Arts Management Black Studies Career Preparation Student Spotlight Women's Studies

Internship Proves to be Just the Ticket (VIDEO)

When Randolph-Macon College student Morgan Thomas ’19 was looking for an internship opportunity, she knew just who to turn to.…

Black Studies Cultural Arts History

Celebrating Black History Month: Feb. 12: “Legacy of an African American Freedom Fighter”

On February 12, 2019, Randolph-Macon College will host Bol Gai Deng, who will present “Legacy of an African American Freedom…

Biology Black Studies French Student Spotlight

Scholarships Help Student Explore the World

Christine Burke ’19 chose Randolph-Macon College for several reasons, including the college’s pre-health partnerships with top medical schools. Burke, a…

Black Studies History

50 Years of Diversity Commemoration Kicks Off with Panel Discussion

Randolph-Macon College’s Fifty Years of Diversity commemoration kicks off with a panel discussion on September 20, 2016 at 7 p.m.…