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An RMC student in business dress stands in front of a research poster about the dating and authorship of Proba's Cento

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Students Bring National Spotlight to RMC Classics at Major Meeting of Classical Association

Three students and one alumna presented original research, while two students were recognized with scholarships at the Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South.

An RMC student in business dress stands in front of a research poster about the dating and authorship of Proba's Cento
Eight 10 Under 10 awardees pose together smiling in the atrium on the second floor of Brock Commons

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RMC Celebrates 2026 Class of 10 Under 10 Awardees

The 10 honorees, who all graduated in the last 10 years, have established themselves as pillars in their communities and leaders in their professions.

Eight 10 Under 10 awardees pose together smiling in the atrium on the second floor of Brock Commons
A professor sits in Adirondack chairs outside with two students discussing a book.

Academics Arts Management Black Studies Career Preparation Classics English History

A Presidential Focus on Elevating and Enhancing the Humanities

Professor of English Dr. Bob Volpicelli tapped to lead the effort as Director of the Humanities Initiatives.

A professor sits in Adirondack chairs outside with two students discussing a book.

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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.

A person stands in front of a chalkboard and projection screen, holding papers and giving a presentation in a classroom.

Academics Biology Chemistry Classics Communication Studies Faculty Student Life

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.

A person stands in front of a chalkboard and projection screen, holding papers and giving a presentation in a classroom.
Slide showing a piano keyboard and staff diagram with middle C marked, with an instructor visible in the corner of the screen.

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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.

Slide showing a piano keyboard and staff diagram with middle C marked, with an instructor visible in the corner of the screen.

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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.

Academics Classics Communication Studies Criminology Economics, Business, and Accounting Engineering Faculty French Mathematics

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.

Ashland Nursing Home SERVE prizes

Academics Career Preparation Classics Student Life

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."

Ashland Nursing Home SERVE prizes
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