More Stories Tagged With Class of 2025

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Academics Alumni Stories Sociology and Anthropology

RMC Alumna Launches Portable Library at Ghanaian Hospital through Projects for Peace Grant

This summer, Selikem Kartey ’25 was able to translate her passion for helping others into an international service project that provided hospitalized children with much-needed educational and enrichment resources.

An individual stands beside a children's book and toy display in a brightly lit waiting area with chairs and posters on the wall.
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Academics Archaeology Faculty Student Life

Archaeology Students Unearth Remnants of Hellenistic Period at Pella Dig

Four RMC students joined Dr. Nadhira Hill '16 for six weeks of archaeological excavation at the birthplace of Alexander the Great.

Four people stand together outdoors in a grassy area with a dig site in the background.
Ty Mills '22 and House majority leader Steve Scalise stand next to each other, smiling, with American and Louisiana state flags in the background.

Academics Career Preparation Internships Political Science Student Life

Capitol Hill Internships Launch Careers in Politics

A long line of Randolph-Macon students have completed successful internships with national lobbying firm Miller/Wenhold and launched careers on Capitol Hill.

Ty Mills '22 and House majority leader Steve Scalise stand next to each other, smiling, with American and Louisiana state flags in the background.
A person looks through a microscope, with a laptop displaying a related image beside them in a dimly lit room.

Academics Biology Career Preparation Faculty Student Life

SURF Students Advance Professor’s International Research on Fertilization

AC Tetterton '26 and Allison Carey '25 completed SURF projects in Dr. Jim Foster's lab exploring the membranes, proteins, and matrices that make the sperm acrosome work.

A person looks through a microscope, with a laptop displaying a related image beside them in a dimly lit room.
A young woman in a blue dress stands in the middle of a narrow street with colorful buildings and balconies on each side. The sky is clear and sunny.

Career Preparation Communication Studies Economics, Business, and Accounting International Education Internships Student Life Student Spotlight

An Internship Abroad “Aces” Job-Ready Skills

Hannah Lovinger ‘25 completed a hands-on experience in international business with the Valencia Tennis Academy in Spain.

A young woman in a blue dress stands in the middle of a narrow street with colorful buildings and balconies on each side. The sky is clear and sunny.
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Community Service Student Life Student Spotlight

Alessia Ingargiola ’25 Honored for Outstanding Commitment to Community

Alessia Ingargiola ’25 was recognized for her dedication to service and her impact on the Randolph-Macon and Ashland community with The Pepper and Stuart Laughon Commitment to Community Award.

Group of eight people, mixed ages and genders, smiling and posing with an award certificate, indoors with a plain background.

Alumni Stories Chemistry Faculty Student Life

Chemistry Students Present Research at American Chemical Society National Meeting

Eight Randolph-Macon chemistry students traveled to New Orleans to present research carried out during SURF this past summer.

Academics RMC Up Close Student Life Student Spotlight

RMC Students Compete in Ethics Bowl

Four students from RMC debated a wide range of topics related to the theme "Ethics and the Environment."

A group photo of the RMC Physician Assistant class of 2025

Physician Assistant

RMC Welcomes PA Class of 2025

Randolph-Macon’s Physician Assistant (PA) Studies program welcomed its second cohort of students on Jan. 2, beginning their 24-month graduate studies.

A group photo of the RMC Physician Assistant class of 2025
Eleanor Swager ‘25 stands in the Recoleta in Asuncion, Paraguay

Faculty International Studies Political Science Spanish Student Life

Summer Research on Election Reform Takes Student and Professor to Paraguay

A change to Paraguay’s electoral system made for a near-perfect experiment for Eleanor Swager ’25 and RMC political science professor Dr. Brian Turner to test the effects of a single variable on the number of women candidates elected in the country.

Eleanor Swager ‘25 stands in the Recoleta in Asuncion, Paraguay