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“At Randolph-Macon College, I learned how to work with different people, problem-solve, think strategically and organize effectively,” says Michael Loftin…

This summer, Randolph-Macon College Chaplain Kendra Grimes, along with Dr. Ray Martin, a licensed civil engineer, Kerstin Mayes ’20 and…

During January Term (J-term) 2018, eight Randolph-Macon College students experienced what it’s like to live and intern in Washington, D.C.…

Randolph-Macon College students Kelsie Burton ’18 and Katherine Emerson ’20 know firsthand the personal rewards that come from giving to…

Randolph-Macon College students can translate theory into practice when they participate in tailor-made internships. Megan Granger ’18 and Olivia Mott…

Randolph-Macon College student Lydia Smallwood ’18 is passionate about the environment—and she knew early on in her college career that…

“I have dreamed of becoming a historian since I was a little girl,” says Randolph-Macon College student Paige Weaver ’17.…

On May 4, 2017, the Randolph-Macon College community gathered at the Taylor Anderson ’08 Seating Area to participate in the…

Great things happen when RMC alumni, students and faculty collaborate. Just ask Sequoyah McGee ’17. During January Term (J-term) 2017,…

Twenty-one Randolph-Macon College students recently traveled to Cambodia in conjunction with Cambodian History & Society, a course taught by Asian…