Randolph College

08/21/2026

Classes and tutoring sessions. Socials and field trips. And don't forget field day and the cardboard boat race.

Students in our summer transition programs—SUPER (Step Up to Physical Science and Engineering at Randolph) and STAR (Summer Transition at Randolph)—have packed a lot into the past two weeks!

08/19/2026

Our RAs are back with some last-minute packing tips for the . 📦

What’d they miss?

08/17/2026

Jackson Raditz ’28 studied abroad in Spain this summer, but some of his most memorable experiences happened outside the classroom.

“The most valuable thing I learned was how to travel solo,” he said. “Traveling by myself, arranging flights and train rides, and having the freedom to explore gave me confidence. This was all practical because I want to travel the world one day."

Read more about his summer in Spain at the link below ⬇️

08/14/2026

"American Solastalgia," Randolph's 115h Annual Exhibition of Contemporary Art, explores a changing American landscape and the emotions it evokes in those who call it home.

Opening Aug. 30 at the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College. We hope you can join us! Find out more below ⬇

08/13/2026

Why Randolph?

We asked some of the people who know it best: Our RAs! 💛

08/12/2026

Randolph emoji stickers are here, friends! Screenshot to save the stickers you want, and add a little WildCat spirit to your online life. 💛🐾

08/11/2026

“Truly caring for an animal means understanding it not just physically but emotionally as well."

Katya Pacheco-Merida ’27 learned that firsthand this summer through her internship with Corazón Equino, which offers equine-assisted therapy and riding lessons.

Read more about how the experience shaped her understanding of animal care—and her future in veterinary medicine—at the link below!

08/07/2026

Thanks to the incredible generosity of our alumni, friends and supporters, we just finished our strongest fundraising year in a decade.

More than $12.9 million in gifts will help fund scholarships, expand hands-on learning opportunities, strengthen student wellness, enhance academic spaces and ensure every student has the support they need to thrive. 💛

More than $12.9 million was raised across all funds, along with commitments of nearly $2.2 million in Congressionally Directed Spending and GO Virginia State funding.

08/05/2026

Remember yesterday when we said two members of our community made Lynchburg Business Magazine's 50 Most Influential People in Greater Lynchburg list? Well...we counted too soon. 😅

Turns out we had three.

A huge congratulations also goes out to Board of Trustees member Ghislaine Lewis '05! 👏👏👏

Read more: https://tinyurl.com/3v3vrj56

08/04/2026

Proud to share that we had not one but two members of our community named to Lynchburg Business' list of the 50 Most Influential People in Greater Lynchburg—people "whose efforts are deeply woven into the fabric" of our city.

Congratulations to President Sue Ott Rowlands and Geoff Kershner, director of our MFA in Arts Leadership! 👏👏👏

"These are outstanding individuals who drive important conversations in areas like the arts, economic development, education, energy and utilities, healthcare, manufacturing, media, science and technology, and more."

Read more at the link below!