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In addition to being named one of the country’s best colleges, Randolph-Macon also earned recognition on several top lists derived from student surveys.

Taylor Gordon ’26 completed an internship with the museum house in Richmond, putting her history major to work interpreting the estate’s paintings and what they tell us about the period.

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.

Arranged by the Edge Career Center, the Access C-Suite program provides students the opportunity for face-to-face interaction with local executives.

Hailey Swartzbaugh ’27 has been awarded a scholarship from the DoD’s Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) program.

Students in Professor Rachele Dominguez’s Quantum Computing course are exploring what the future of quantum science can bring us.

Students will be listed as co-authors of a textbook analyzing Proba's "Cento Vergilianus de laudibus Christi."

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.

Students conducted oral history interviews with residents of a historically Black community to be included in an upcoming heritage park project.

When Hurricanes Helene and Milton devastated North Carolina and Florida last month, Kayleigh George ’23, Jacob Clemons ’23, and Katie Herzberger ’23 jumped at the opportunity to help those in need.