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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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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
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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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RMC Alumna Begins Term As Chesterfield County Commonwealth’s Attorney

Erin Bumgarner Barr '06 is the first Commonwealth's Attorney unaffiliated with a political party in Chesterfield County in over 30 years.

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Lecture on entangled histories of U.S. and Indigenous people through a black and white photo of a man with long hair.

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Smithsonian Curator to Lecture on Entangled Histories of U.S. and Indigenous People

Randolph-Macon College will host Paul Chaat Smith, an author and curator at Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian, for…

Lecture on entangled histories of U.S. and Indigenous people through a black and white photo of a man with long hair.
Students participate in a Barre class during J-Term

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From Pickleball to Psychobiology, J-Term Gets Students Up Close to Unique Coursework

January Term, known affectionately to Yellow Jackets as “J-Term,” is a unique part of the Randolph-Macon academic experience. The four-week,…

Students participate in a Barre class during J-Term

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Danielle Serio ’21: Discovering REAL LIFE

Danielle Serio ’21 experienced a taste of REAL LIFE even before her recent graduation from Randolph-Macon. The Phi Beta Kappa…

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RMC Students Benefit from Virginia Tuition Assistance Grant

Each year, numerous Randolph-Macon College students benefit from the Virginia Tuition Assistance Grant (VTAG). The TAG grant provides annual tuition…