Randolph College

10/15/2026

Before fall break officially begins, take a walk down memory lane with some of our favorite photos from Session 1!
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10/15/2026

Join professor Amy R. Cohen tonight at the Lynchburg Public Library's Downtown Branch for a discussion about Christopher Nolan's OdysseyMovie!

Interest in Greek epics and classical culture has been on the rise following the summer release of Christopher Nolan’s 'The Odyssey.' Now Randolph College’s resident expert, Amy R. Cohen, is joining the conversation.

10/13/2026

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner visited Randolph College to present a $1.5 million check supporting new laboratory equipment and technology for our growing STEM programs. During his visit, he toured the newly renovated Martin Science Building and praised Randolph’s investment in the future of science and engineering education.

Read more at the link below!

10/12/2026

WildCats, we hope you're tackling the last week of classes with the same energy our Beginning Dance Technique students brought to the studio with visiting artist Asiyah Martin! 💃

Finish strong!

10/08/2026

Students made connections and considered what's next during our Fall Career and Internship Fair today. 💼 Representatives from more than 15 employers gathered in Hampson Commons to share information about job and internship opportunities, answer questions, and help students explore potential career paths.

10/06/2026

Home is more than just where you sleep. 🏠💛

10/05/2026

"Teaching is not only about sharing knowledge. It is also about helping students grow, become more confident, and discover their potential."

10/03/2026

So proud of all the WildCats who participated in the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention’s Out of the Darkness Walk this morning! 💛🖤

10/02/2026

College is about more than earning a degree. Randolph gives you the flexibility to explore your interests, build real-world skills and prepare for what comes next.

10/01/2026

A little preview of the weekend ahead! 🎶

Baritone Christopher O'Rear led a master class in voice for students yesterday as part of his guest artist residency on campus.

Next up: the stage! Catch him at 3 p.m. Saturday in Wimberly Recital Hall for an afternoon of art songs and Broadway favorites, accompanied by music professor Emily Yap Chua on piano!