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RMC Men's Volleyball player Bryce Matthews smiles between points during a match at Crenshaw Gymnasium

Athletics Student Life

Matthews Tabbed as Randolph-Macon’s First Ever Men’s AVCA All-American

Opposite hitter Bryce Matthews '27 earned Second Team All-American honors from the American Volleyball Coaches Association.

RMC Men's Volleyball player Bryce Matthews smiles between points during a match at Crenshaw Gymnasium
An RMC professor stands at the front of a classroom giving instruction on Epinicean Ode

Academics Archaeology Classics Faculty Student Life

Ahead of the Game: Discussions About Art and Architecture in Ancient Sports

Students in Dr. Nadhira Hill '16's Classics course examine sports through the lens of ancient artifacts.

An RMC professor stands at the front of a classroom giving instruction on Epinicean Ode
Headshot of Tiffany Birdsong in front of the fountain

Academics Career Preparation RMC Up Close

Randolph-Macon College Appoints Tiffany Birdsong as Associate Provost and Dean for Student Success

Birdsong will lead the College's Center for Student Success and institution-wide efforts to enhance student retention and postgraduate outcomes.

Headshot of Tiffany Birdsong in front of the fountain
RMC Nursing students in scrubs laugh inside of a classroom

Alumni Stories Nursing

Empowering Experiences

Through instruments of planned giving, Butch Davies '69 and his wife are ensuring students like Nursing major Katherine Monaghan '26 have full RMC experiences.

RMC Nursing students in scrubs laugh inside of a classroom
The winners of prestigious faculty and staff awards stand on the Blackwell Auditorium stage between President Michael Hill and Provost Alisa Rosenthal

Academics Biology English Environmental Studies Faculty French History International Education Theatre

RMC Faculty and Staff Honored with Distinguished Awards

The Blackwell Auditorium ceremony was highlighted by the Samuel Nelson Gray Distinguished Professor Award and the Marilyn J. Gibbs Dedicated Service Award.

The winners of prestigious faculty and staff awards stand on the Blackwell Auditorium stage between President Michael Hill and Provost Alisa Rosenthal
Milly Mach and Katie Domurat pose together in front of paintings at the VMFA

Academics Art History Career Preparation Internships Student Life

Two Art History Interns Forge Pathways to Museum Careers

At the VMFA and the Valentine, respectively, Milly Mach '26 and Allison Seiberling '26 are laying the groundwork for curatorial careers.

Milly Mach and Katie Domurat pose together in front of paintings at the VMFA
RMC President Michael Hill, flanked by College faculty and staff, holds a signed document while seating at a table displaying Japan and RMC flags, a Hirosaki University stole, and flowers

Academics Asian Studies International Education Student Life

RMC Inks Partnership with Hirosaki University

The formal partnership agreement establishes an exchange program with the Japanese university.

RMC President Michael Hill, flanked by College faculty and staff, holds a signed document while seating at a table displaying Japan and RMC flags, a Hirosaki University stole, and flowers
A graduate of Randolph-Macon poses with her family while wearing a first-gen stoll

RMC Up Close Student Life

SCHEV Grant Will Help Fund Summer Bridge Program for First-Generation Students

The grant will support programming to ensure first-generation students begin their RMC journey academically prepared and confident in their belonging on campus.

A graduate of Randolph-Macon poses with her family while wearing a first-gen stoll
With illuminated text cast on the walls and himself, Jim Sanborn uses a tool on a cylinder sculpture

Academics Alumni Stories Art History Studio Art

Kryptographer

Artist Jim Sanborn ’69 is the man behind one of the world’s most famous unsolved codes, a sculpture named “Kryptos” at CIA Headquarters in Langley, Va.

With illuminated text cast on the walls and himself, Jim Sanborn uses a tool on a cylinder sculpture
Students wearing traditional Japanese clothing, colored yellow and black, dance with fans on a stage in Washington, D.C., with more students playing flutes and drums in the background

Asian Studies Cultural Arts Student Life

Japanese Festival Music Team Selected to Perform at Another National Cherry Blossom Festival

RMC’s Japanese Festival Music Team, will perform at the Sakura Matsuri Japanese Street Festival, part of the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C. on April 11.

Students wearing traditional Japanese clothing, colored yellow and black, dance with fans on a stage in Washington, D.C., with more students playing flutes and drums in the background