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On top of a photo of new student orientation around the fountain plaza is a badge for RMC's #34 Best Value Colleges ranking in the US News & World Report

Academics Engineering RMC Up Close Student Life

Randolph-Macon Continues Rapid Rise in U.S. News & World Report Rankings

The College climbs to No. 34 for Best Value and No. 85 among National Liberal Arts Colleges.

On top of a photo of new student orientation around the fountain plaza is a badge for RMC's #34 Best Value Colleges ranking in the US News & World Report
Headshot of Scott Messing

RMC Up Close Student Life

Randolph-Macon Names Scott Messing Vice President for Student Affairs 

Messing joins RMC's leadership team after almost a decade as President and CEO for the international youth exchange nonprofit Youth For Understanding USA.

Headshot of Scott Messing
RMC football players jump and embrace in celebration during a game at Day Field in front of a packed crowd

Athletics Student Life

Football Shocks #3 Johns Hopkins in Home Opener

A powerful rushing attack and big defensive stops powered RMC to a 28-21 win over the Blue Jays, one of the biggest victories in program history.

RMC football players jump and embrace in celebration during a game at Day Field in front of a packed crowd
Leaders cut a ribbon inside the McGraw-Page Library to signify the opening of the Center for Student Success

Career Preparation Student Life

Randolph-Macon Officially Opens Centralized Center for Student Success

The student-centered hub houses offices overseeing academic success, accessibility, advising, international education, and career development, alongside the services of the McGraw-Page Library.

Leaders cut a ribbon inside the McGraw-Page Library to signify the opening of the Center for Student Success
A student smiles and holds up a "Crew 8" sign while walking next to a Captain, who is holding a thumbs up sign and leading a group through campus

RMC Up Close Student Life

RMC’s Class of 2030 Brings Strong Academic Profile and Good Vibes

RMC welcomed 559 new students to campus as the academic year begins, including a high-achieving Class of 2030 whose members will graduate during the College’s bicentennial year.

A student smiles and holds up a "Crew 8" sign while walking next to a Captain, who is holding a thumbs up sign and leading a group through campus
President Michael Hill speaks with first-generation students in a Copley classroom

Student Life

Summer Bridge Program Builds Confidence and Belonging for First-Gen Students

26 students from the Class of 2030 participated in five days of programming to build a solid foundation of belonging before beginning their college journey.

President Michael Hill speaks with first-generation students in a Copley classroom
A Randolph-Macon College sign is near outdoor tables and umbrellas beside a red-brick building under a partly cloudy sky.

Academics Career Preparation Community Service Student Life

Princeton Review Recognizes RMC as One of Nation’s Best 392 Colleges

RMC also earned recognition on several top lists, including Best Career Services, Most Engaged in Community Service, and Great Financial Aid.

A Randolph-Macon College sign is near outdoor tables and umbrellas beside a red-brick building under a partly cloudy sky.
Academic Success Advisor teaches EDGE 182 first-year transition seminar

Career Preparation Student Life

An Academic Success Advisor for Every First-Year Helps Expand Student Support at Randolph-Macon

Students in RMC’s Class of 2030 will experience a reimagined and holistic approach to academic advising as part of the centralized approach behind the College's new Center for Student Success.

Academic Success Advisor teaches EDGE 182 first-year transition seminar
Two students in lab coats stand alongside a professor, all smiling, inside a Biology lab

Academics Biology Career Preparation Student Life

Student Research Continues to Advance Discovery in Immunology Lab

Kelly Hotaling '28 and Josiah Lester '27 worked with Professor of Biology Dr. Melanie Gubbels Bupp to understand how malnutrition impacts T cells.

Two students in lab coats stand alongside a professor, all smiling, inside a Biology lab

RMC Up Close Student Life

Randolph-Macon Welcomes Aramark as New Dining Partner

This partnership will provide a variety of new benefits for dining plan holders, including mobile ordering through Grubhub and Dining Rewards.