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Richard Scott '79, an accomplished embryologist and amateur pilot, was one of six crew members on a Blue Origin space flight in February.

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.

"A Place Called Ilda," written by author Tom Shoop, tells the story of Dennis Howard ’72 and his part in helping preserve the memory of a forgotten northern Virginia community.

At the end of a typical shift on Thursday, February 15, Miss Connie (as she’s affectionately known at Randolph-Macon) rounded…

In collaboration with the Council of Independent Colleges in Virginia (CICV), Randolph-Macon College is advocating for enhanced financial aid for its students through the Virginia Tuition Assistance Grant (VTAG) program. Randolph-Macon is encouraging students, alumni, and families to engage with this important advocacy effort.

Tyl Taylor ‘02 stood in front of Copley 101, addressing Randolph-Macon biology students in Dr. Chas Gowan’s biology capstone class. “You have…

The Randolph-Macon College community is mourning the loss of Haywood A. “HAP” Payne ’68, who died on Feb. 2, 2023…

Brewer Nathan Landers ’16 on the Red Wheat Lager that Commemorates Wash-Frank’s 150th When history professor Michael Fischbach first began…

The line between her passions and her professional aspirations is a thin one for Jordan Chappell ’20. An art history and…

Yellow Jacket crowned Hermitage High School’s First-Year Teacher of the Year by Sydney Koch ’22 Finishing up after a long…