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Students worked with the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service to analyze the population viability for an endangered beetle species in the Chesapeake Bay.

From April 21-23, 2022, hundreds of academic social scientists gathered in San Antonio, Texas for the centennial conference of the…

The first day of an internship is usually uneventful—orientations, introductions, and icebreakers. But the first day of Sarah Walton’s ’23…

Renewable energy is our future. Just ask Gracyn Draney ’23, who interned this past summer at Dominion Energy, a Richmond-based…

Randolph-Macon College’s Drs. Michael Fenster and Charles Gowan have been honored with the Excellence in Environmental Education Award by the…

Randolph-Macon College Environmental Studies and Geology Professor Michael Fenster has developed a coastal resiliency app in partnership with The Nature…

Mucking stalls. Cleaning cages. Working with snakes and turtles. Feeding rabbits and scrubbing aquariums. During January Term (J-term), three Randolph-Macon…

It isn’t every day that a résumé includes the words “worked in a bison management office.” But Randolph-Macon College student…

On November 15, 2016, Randolph-Macon College will host a workshop on solar energy for homes and small businesses at 4…

Randolph-Macon College student Madeline “Maddie” Farmer ’17 has always been passionate about protecting the environment. She especially loves research and…