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Two Mechanicsville High School students sit at a table with an RMC Education student, each with name tags, smiling during a lesson.

Academics Career Preparation Education

Salvato’s Potatoes Serves Up Valuable Example for Exceptional Education Transitions

Students from Mechanicsville High School presented their student-run business and received lessons from RMC Education majors focused on a transition from high school to independent living.

Two Mechanicsville High School students sit at a table with an RMC Education student, each with name tags, smiling during a lesson.
An instructor presents to a classroom of students seated at desks with laptops and notebooks.

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 Student Life Student Spotlight

From Seoul to the Center of the Universe

Jungeun Kang, an exchange student from Ewha Womans University in South Korea, is one of over 30 international students studying at RMC this semester.

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Academics Faculty

Impact of Giving: The Anustup Bhattacharya Endowed Fund

Dr. Chiru Bhattacharya created The Anustup Bhattacharya Endowed Fund to honor her late brother.

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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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Four people stand together in a medical classroom setting, smiling at the camera.

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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Dr. Lauren Bell and the four Ashland Town Council candidates standing in front of a wall and a U.S. flag inside Ashland Town Hall.

Academics Alumni Stories Faculty Political Science

Ashland Town Council Candidate Forum Features RMC Connections

The Forum, moderated by Political Science professor Dr. Lauren Bell, featured two candidates with ties to RMC.

Dr. Lauren Bell and the four Ashland Town Council candidates standing in front of a wall and a U.S. flag inside Ashland Town Hall.
A group stands smiling in front of a "TARA MILLER MELANOMA CENTER" sign in an office setting.

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.

An individual stands beside a children's book and toy display in a brightly lit waiting area with chairs and posters on the wall.