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Installation Ceremony Will Celebrate Two Endowed Professorships Oct. 25

Dr. James M. Doering, Professor of Music, will be appointed as the Shelton H. Short III Professor in the Liberal Arts and Dr. Mathias Bergmann, Professor of History, will be appointed as the Isaac Newton Vaughan Professor in History.

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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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Bridge Across Generations

In a search for history and understanding, two RMC students found a remarkable friendship with a pair of World War II veterans.

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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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Randolph-Macon Honors Retiring Faculty Members with Bruce M. Unger Awards

Six faculty members who represent a combined 167 years of service at RMC will be honored at Commencement.

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Faculty and Staff Honored with Prestigious Awards

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

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RMC Celebrates 2024 Class of 10 Under 10 Awardees

Established by RMC’s Young Alumni Board, the awards recognize young alumni who have achieved remarkable success in their short time since graduating from RMC.

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Double Major, Single Passion

The unusual combination of studies in chemistry and history led Amanda Metell ‘17 to a career in intellectual property law.

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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.
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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