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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.

Tetsu Kimura

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A Global Path

Tetsu Kimura ’81 came to Randolph-Macon College to play soccer, and halfway across the globe from his native Japan, found a community of support that launched a successful multinational life and career.

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Holocaust Course Explores Vitally Important Subject—And Its Relevance Today

Religious studies professor Dr. Hal Breitenberg feels that "The Holocaust" is the one course he has a moral obligation to teach.

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Members of the RMC Community Set to Represent Virginia at 2024 UMC General Conference

Lindsey Baynham Freeman ’09, Jason Stanley ’04, Rob Vaughn ’75, and trustee emeritus Mark Ogren have all been elected as clergy delegates.

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Scholar of Christian Ethics and Former Law Enforcement Officer to Deliver Brown Memorial Lecture

Tobias Winright, a scholar of Christian ethics and a former law enforcement officer, will deliver the Reverend Alexander G. Brown,…

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Faculty Q&A: On Native American Religions with Dr. Timothy A. Brown

As the Randolph-Macon community celebrates National Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage Month, we sat down with Dr. Timothy A. Brown, Religious Studies Department…

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Called to Serve, Called to Give

Hannah Doty ’23 received the Julie and John Peters Scholarship upon her matriculation to Randolph-Macon.

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Civil Rights Icon’s Theology the Topic of J-Term Class

Martin Luther King, Jr.’s vision for a more peaceful, equitable world is as stirring today as it was during the…

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Sarah Minahan ’21 Awarded Murray Medal

Valedictorian Sarah Minahan ’21 (Communication Studies and Religious Studies double-major, Ethics minor) was recently named the winner of H. W. Murray Medal…

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Marshall Taylor ’19 Presents Paper at Conference

Randolph-Macon College alumnus Marshall Taylor ’19, who recently finished his first year of the Masters of Divinity program at Union…