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RMC welcomed 565 new students to campus as the academic year begins, including a high-achieving Class of 2030 whose members will graduate during the College’s bicentennial year.

26 students from the Class of 2030 participated in five days of programming to build a solid foundation of belonging before beginning their college journey.

RMC also earned recognition on several top lists, including Best Career Services, Most Engaged in Community Service, and Great Financial Aid.

Students in RMC’s Class of 2030 will experience a reimagined and holistic approach to academic advising as part of the centralized approach behind the College's new Center for Student Success.

Kelly Hotaling '28 and Josiah Lester '27 worked with Professor of Biology Dr. Melanie Gubbels Bupp to understand how malnutrition impacts T cells.

Cosby is a New York Times bestselling author of Southern crime fiction. The conversation will focus on his latest novel, "King of Ashes."

This partnership will provide a variety of new benefits for dining plan holders, including mobile ordering through Grubhub and Dining Rewards.

The 2026 SURF Symposium represented student research from a wide range of disciplines, including Chemistry, History, Political Science, Biology, and more.

Meg Hemphill '27 and Quentin Mankin '27 have spent eight weeks learning and working in the Virginia Governor's administration.

The VFIC Presidential Scholars Program is a new statewide initiative designed to develop the next generation of values-based leaders across Virginia’s independent colleges and universities.