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Academics Faculty Political Science Student Life

Timely Federal Budget Course Equips Students to be Better Citizens

With the longest government shutdown in U.S. history as a backdrop, Dr. Elliott Fullmer's course explores how the federal government raises and spends money.

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Academics Faculty Honors RMC Up Close

Former Political Prisoner Vladimir Kara-Murza Offers Vision of Hope for Russian Democracy

Kara-Murza delivered "Gone Today, Here Tomorrow: The Fight for Democracy" as part of the Paul and Lois Watkins Lecture Series.

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Academics Engineering Engineering Physics Faculty

Dr. James McLeskey Installed as Inaugural Maria Wornom Rippe Professor in Engineering

Endowed professorships are the highest honor that Randolph-Macon can bestow upon a member of its faculty.

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Academics Alumni Stories Career Preparation Nursing

Giving Full Circle

Dean Kesler ’62 felt the full benefits of a gift to RMC Nursing when his daughter received expert care from Via Zipp ’24, helping to forge a cross-generation bond.

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Academics Alumni Stories Biology Career Preparation Internships Student Life

RMC Alumnus Mentors Students on Pathways to Biomedical Science Careers

Ahron Flowers '14 has hosted RMC students for internships at Penn Medicine's Tara Miller Melanoma Center the past two summers.

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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.

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RMC Up Close Student Life

Randolph-Macon Dedicates New Student Residences as Spotswood Village

Spotswood Village features four buildings of apartment-style student residences, providing 64 additional beds.

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Academics RMC Up Close

Randolph-Macon Ranked Among Best Value and Top 100 Colleges by U.S. News & World Report

RMC earned a No. 68 ranking for Best Value among national liberal arts colleges while climbing into the top 100 for national liberal arts colleges overall at No. 96.

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A group, including RMC Nursing students and SOAR365 participants, participates in outdoor arts and crafts activities at tables, including painting and working with beads and supplies.

Academics Career Preparation Nursing Student Life

Nursing Students Form Community Connections Through SOAR365 Clinical

RMC Nursing students collaborated with the SOAR365 Adult Day Support program as part of their Population Health Immersion course.

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RMC Up Close Student Life

Biggest Buzz Yet: 600+ New Jackets Push RMC Enrollment Past 1,800

As classes began for the 2025-2026 academic year on Monday, Sept. 1, Randolph-Macon College welcomed more than 600 new students to campus, the largest incoming class in RMC’s history.

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