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In Copley Science Center Room 217, ductwork climbs the wall like ivy, and the air hums with electric current. Inside,…

Benjamin Selimotic ’24’s (Political Science and German double-major) hometown of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, sits on the Neretva River, which bisects…

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

“State Board of Health Issues Drastic Order Effective Immediately” “Rigid Quarantine Rules Established” “‘Non Essential’ Crowds Barred in Epidemic War”…

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

Mechumps Creek in Hanover County, Virginia, like most streams in urbanized areas, is damaged from stormwater runoff. But a partnership between…

A select group of Hispanic women from the Richmond area participated in the second Pathways to Science camp, which was…

When she started college, Randolph-Macon College alumna Lucy Andrews ’18 was unsure about what major to choose. That changed when…

Participants from four countries attended the Conference on Sangaku and Wasan at Randolph-Macon (SWARM), which was held April 28-29, 2017.…

Randolph-Macon College staff and students recently attended a retreat designed to inspire participants to be agents of social change. The…