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Academics Engineering Student Life

Research and Creativity on Display During Student Symposium

213 students formally presented their work, showcasing a broad range of scholarly and creative pursuits.

A person presents a scientific poster to three others in a hallway
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Career Preparation Student Life

Access C-Suite: Career and Leadership Guidance with Local Executives

Arranged by the Edge Career Center, the Access C-Suite program provides students the opportunity for face-to-face interaction with local executives.

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President Lindgren speaking at podium at commencement

Academics RMC Up Close

President Lindgren to Serve as 2025 Commencement Speaker; Four Distinguished Leaders to Receive Honorary Degrees

President Robert R. Lindgren, the 2025 Commencement speaker, will conclude 19 years of transformational leadership with his retirement at the end of the 2024-2025 academic year.

President Lindgren speaking at podium at commencement
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Academics Career Preparation Computer Science Cybersecurity Engineering Faculty Physics Student Life

In Centenary Year of Quantum Mechanics, RMC Physics Course Explores Quantum Computing

Students in Professor Rachele Dominguez’s Quantum Computing course are exploring what the future of quantum science can bring us.

A person closely examines a polarizing filter on a table while another stands nearby in a room with framed artwork and a bookshelf.
People in yellow jackets play traditional Japanese instruments outdoors, including flutes and drums, under a tree.

Asian Studies Cultural Arts Student Life

Japanese Festival Music Team to Perform at National Cherry Blossom Festival

Suzume Bachi, RMC's Japanese Festival Music Team, will perform in Washington, D.C. on April 12 and 13.

People in yellow jackets play traditional Japanese instruments outdoors, including flutes and drums, under a tree.
Tetsu Kimura

Alumni Stories Career Preparation Faculty Religious Studies

A Global Path

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.

Tetsu Kimura

RMC Up Close

Dr. Michael Hill Named 16th President of Randolph-Macon College

The Randolph-Macon College Board of Trustees unanimously selected Dr. Michael E. Hill as the College’s 16th president. The appointment is effective August 1, 2025.

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Athletics

Women’s Basketball Concludes Historic Season in Sweet 16

The Yellow Jackets finished the 2024-25 season with a 29-2 record, including a program-best 28 straight wins and an ODAC championship.

Sam Smith Dribbling WBB ODAC
A person unveils a historical marker about the reinterment at the Guinea Road Cemetery, with a crowd observing in the background.

Alumni Stories

New Book Details RMC Alumnus’s Work to Preserve His Ancestors’ Remains and Legacy

"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.

A person unveils a historical marker about the reinterment at the Guinea Road Cemetery, with a crowd observing in the background.
A professor and student sit at a desk in front of a computer. An older person is pointing at the screen, discussing data science, while a younger person watches attentively. They are in a room filled with several computers and artworks.

Academics RMC Up Close

Data Science Major to Begin in Fall 2025 

The new area of study, housed within the Department of Mathematics and offering courses from several fields, will offer students a pathway to a rapidly growing career field.

A professor and student sit at a desk in front of a computer. An older person is pointing at the screen, discussing data science, while a younger person watches attentively. They are in a room filled with several computers and artworks.