News Story categories: Athletics Student Life
Randolph-Macon Baseball and Softball Earn At-Large Bids to NCAA Regionals
RMC Softball opens against Eastern on Thursday, May 16 while RMC Baseball plays Elizabethtown on Friday, May 17.
News Story categories: Academics Cultural Arts Student Life
Student Symposium Showcases Wide Range of Scholarship
The event featured 176 student presenters, showcasing a broad range of scholarly and creative pursuits.
News Story categories: Academics Student Life
Students and Staff Honored at ODK Leadership Awards Ceremony
Omicron Delta Kappa recognized superior scholarship, leadership, and exemplary character at its annual Leadership Awards ceremony.
News Story categories: RMC Up Close
After 19 years of transformational leadership, President Lindgren announces plans to retire in 2025
Robert R. Lindgren has announced his plans to retire as President of Randolph-Macon College at the end of the academic year 2024-2025, concluding nearly 19 years of transformational service to the institution.
News Story categories: Community Service
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.
News Story categories: Chemistry Faculty Psychology
Installation Ceremony Celebrates Two Endowed Professorships
Dr. Kristen Klaaren was installed as the Macon and Joan Brock Professor in Psychology and Dr. John Thoburn was installed as the Garnett-Lambert Professor in Chemistry.
News Story categories: Career Preparation Student Life
Access C-Suite Program Gets Students Up Close with Local Executives
RMC juniors and seniors gain career advice and networking opportunities from local business leaders.
News Story categories: eSports
RMC Esports Captures ECAC Valorant Championship
The Randolph-Macon Esports Valorant team completed an undefeated season in the ECAC by capturing its national championship with a win over WVU Potomac State College.
News Story categories: Religious Studies Student Life
Holocaust Course Explores Vitally Important Subject—And Its Relevance Today
Religious studies professor Dr. Hal Breitenberg feels that "The Holocaust" is the one course he has a moral obligation to teach.
News Story categories: Athletics
Hal Nunnally Inducted into Virginia Sports Hall of Fame
The former RMC Men's Basketball coach led the Yellow Jackets to a 431-232 record in 24 seasons, including 10 NCAA Tournament appearances.