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In Centenary Year of Quantum Mechanics, RMC Physics Course Explores Quantum Computing

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

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Latin Students and Professor Collaborate to Write Textbook on Ancient Woman Poet

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

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A Global Path

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.

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Berkleytown Park to Feature Stories Gathered by History Students

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

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Nursing Alumni Answer the Call for Hurricane Relief

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.

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Virginia Attorney General Shares Wisdom and Career Advice with Political Science Students

Jason Miyares spoke about his role within the state government, his background and political career, and advice for students as they start their own professional journeys.

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A person holding a 3D printed ukulele sits in front of a 3D printer and a computer displaying an engineering-inspired ukulele design.

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Student Research Explores 3D-Printed Instruments

Xander Birchfield ’25, an engineering major and avid pianist, is merging his passions by researching 3D-printed ukuleles.

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Ty Mills '22 and House majority leader Steve Scalise stand next to each other, smiling, with American and Louisiana state flags in the background.

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Capitol Hill Internships Launch Careers in Politics

A long line of Randolph-Macon students have completed successful internships with national lobbying firm Miller/Wenhold and launched careers on Capitol Hill.

Ty Mills '22 and House majority leader Steve Scalise stand next to each other, smiling, with American and Louisiana state flags in the background.
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SURF Students Advance Professor’s International Research on Fertilization

AC Tetterton '26 and Allison Carey '25 completed SURF projects in Dr. Jim Foster's lab exploring the membranes, proteins, and matrices that make the sperm acrosome work.

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Siri Sandford Boredom SURF Presentation

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Psychology Major’s Research Tackles Boredom and Cell Phones

Siri Sandford '25's SURF research explored the relationship between boredom, mind-wandering, and creativity, and the role cell phones play in those processes.

Siri Sandford Boredom SURF Presentation