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President Michael Hill sits on stage next to two former congressmen, including one holding a microphone

Academics Political Science Student Life

Former U.S. Representatives Share Perspective on Governing, Bipartisanship, and More

John Shimkus (R-IL) and Sam Coppersmith (D-AZ) engaged in several conversations as part of the national Congress to Campus program.

President Michael Hill sits on stage next to two former congressmen, including one holding a microphone
Author S.A. Cosby is seated in a chair, speaking into a microphone with two water bottles on a side table next to him

Cultural Arts English RMC Up Close

Gospel of the Dispossessed: S.A. Cosby Discusses Southern Crime Fiction During Virginia Creators Series

The New York Times bestselling author expanded on his home state as a setting, being an explicitly Southern writer, and the use of violence to reveal character insights.

Author S.A. Cosby is seated in a chair, speaking into a microphone with two water bottles on a side table next to him
delegate kent talking to class

Academics Alumni Stories Political Science

Delegate Hillary Kent ‘03 Returns to Campus with Message for Students

Kent shared her journey from a Political Science major to representing the 67th district in the Virginia House of Delegates.

delegate kent talking to class
Romance novelist Kate Clayborn poses in a booth

English Faculty

The Double Life of Professor Marisa Cull

By day, she's an English professor and Shakespearean scholar. By night, she's a bestselling romance novelist.

Romance novelist Kate Clayborn poses in a booth
The Team USA Over-55 Field Hockey team poses for a team picture in front of a goal at the World Cup, including assistant coach Jess Weiss

Athletics RMC Up Close

From Ashland to Belgium: Weiss Reflects on Coaching Team USA

RMC Field Hockey Head Coach Jess Weiss served as an assistant coach and manager for the United States Women's Over-55 Masters team at the Masters Hockey World Cup.

The Team USA Over-55 Field Hockey team poses for a team picture in front of a goal at the World Cup, including assistant coach Jess Weiss
RMC is the #34 Best value school among National Liberal Arts Colleges.

Academics Engineering RMC Up Close Student Life

Randolph-Macon Continues Rapid Rise in U.S. News & World Report Rankings

The College climbs to No. 34 for Best Value and No. 85 among National Liberal Arts Colleges.

RMC is the #34 Best value school among National Liberal Arts Colleges.
RMC's fountain stands in the foreground on a sunny day with Brock Commons in the background

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RMC Welcomes 18 new full-time faculty members

The teacher-scholars join RMC's dedicated faculty from across the academic landscape, prepared to mentor students and advance scholarship.

RMC's fountain stands in the foreground on a sunny day with Brock Commons in the background
Headshot of Scott Messing

RMC Up Close Student Life

Randolph-Macon Names Scott Messing Vice President for Student Affairs 

Messing joins RMC's leadership team after almost a decade as President and CEO for the international youth exchange nonprofit Youth For Understanding USA.

Headshot of Scott Messing
Emma Landis poses with the Washington, D.C. street course for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in the background

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Life In The Fast Lane

A Broadcast Associate for Fox Sports, Emma Landis ’24 has been part of the production of some of America’s biggest sports television events.

Emma Landis poses with the Washington, D.C. street course for the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in the background
RMC football players jump and embrace in celebration during a game at Day Field in front of a packed crowd

Athletics Student Life

Football Shocks #3 Johns Hopkins in Home Opener

A powerful rushing attack and big defensive stops powered RMC to a 28-21 win over the Blue Jays, one of the biggest victories in program history.

RMC football players jump and embrace in celebration during a game at Day Field in front of a packed crowd