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Classics Professor Earns VFIC Award for Excellence in Teaching

The Rev. Dr. Bart A. Natoli was honored with the Hiter Harris Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching.

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SURF Symposium Celebrates Summer of Undergraduate Research

Twenty-nine students presented the findings of their research, a culmination of a summer's worth of hard work, creativity, and collaboration.

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Summer Online: A New Asynchronous Approach Yields Record Enrollment

With more flexibility for students and professional development for faculty, RMC saw record summer term enrollment for its June and July course offerings.

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Randolph-Macon Professors Earn Tenure and Promotion

RMC President Robert R. Lindgren is pleased to announce that the Board of Trustees recently voted to approve the tenure and promotion status of several faculty members.

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RMC Recognizes Faculty with Prestigious Awards

President Robert R. Lindgren and Provost Alisa J. Rosenthal announced the winners of the College’s most distinguished awards for faculty.

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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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Popular Culture class with Heather Heckel

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J-Term in the Classroom: Students Immersed in Unique Coursework

The four-week period of coursework here on campus opened new doors with an intensive focus on unique topics that are often taught only in January term.

Popular Culture class with Heather Heckel
An RMC student stands in front of a research poster, explaining its contents to a man in a gray jacket. The poster displays graphs, text, and images under the title about a study on the role of TRKB signaling in memory.

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Summer of Undergraduate Research Culminates in SURF Symposium

Students shared findings from their research, covering a broad range of topics, in both oral and poster presentations.

An RMC student stands in front of a research poster, explaining its contents to a man in a gray jacket. The poster displays graphs, text, and images under the title about a study on the role of TRKB signaling in memory.
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SURF Kicks Off Summer Undergraduate Research

Under the guidance of faculty mentors, 27 student participants will conduct original research during the nine weeks of SURF.

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Dug Full Circle: Archaeology’s New Face at RMC is Also a Familiar One

Nadhira Hill ’16 knows the second floor of Fox Hall well. As an archaeology and classical studies double major, she took many courses in…