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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

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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

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

Academics Archaeology Classics Faculty Student Life

Students Bring National Spotlight to RMC Classics at Major Meeting of Classical Association

Three students and one alumna presented original research, while two students were recognized with scholarships at the Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South.

An RMC student in business dress stands in front of a research poster about the dating and authorship of Proba's Cento

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Patrice DiQuinzio Named Interim Provost at Randolph-Macon

DiQuinzio, who will begin her work on April 13, brings a depth of experience in academic leadership to the interim role.

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Academics Economics, Business, and Accounting Faculty

Q&A: The Economics of Sports

For much of his career, Dr. Steven Lang has applied both macro- and microeconomic principles to a subject popular among generations of students: sports.

A professor stands in front of a classroom, demonstrating a curve on an economics graph

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RMC Celebrates 2026 Class of 10 Under 10 Awardees

The 10 honorees, who all graduated in the last 10 years, have established themselves as pillars in their communities and leaders in their professions.

Eight 10 Under 10 awardees pose together smiling in the atrium on the second floor of Brock Commons
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Career Preparation

Leaning In: What I Learned Volunteering at RMC Edge Boot Camp

Eden W. Arthur, Market Leader/Senior HR Consultant for Leath HR Group, reflects on her experience volunteering for the mock interviews and etiquette dinner at Edge Boot Camp.

RMC operating virtually after 11:30 a.m. on March 16, due to severe weather

Due to the forecast for significant severe weather on Monday, March 16, Randolph-Macon will shift to virtual operations, starting at…

Faculty Nursing

Nursing Program Director Named to AACN Nominating Committee

Dr. Cindy Rubenstein, the founding Director of Nursing at RMC, will serve on the nominating committee for the American Association of Colleges of Nursing.

Asian Studies Cultural Arts

Emma Ito to Deliver Moreland Lecture on History of Asian American Journeys in Virginia

The Moreland Lecture will be Thursday, April 16, 2026 at 7:30 p.m. in the Dollar Tree Room in Brock Commons.