Randolph College News

The country's financial turmoil is more than a topic of study at area colleges. It's also a potential threat to their bottom line.

Ready for Thursday night's Vice Presidential debate? Across the country, they're wondering - is Sarah Palin up to the task? Will Joe Biden be mean? In short, who'll come out on top? We've been asking people in ...

The debate over the vice-presidential candidates didn't stop in St. Louis. Plenty of places around the Lynchburg-area hosted debate-watching parties.

A flyer next to Randolph College's cafeteria food line poses a question regarding the use of food trays.

An experiment error forced Randolph College students to evacuate Tuesday afternoon.

If there's a mantra among Radford University's administration, it must be, "We're on the move." Or, maybe, as newly elected Rector Thomas Fraim said toward the end of last week's board of visitors meeting, ...

Two Lynchburg schools will receive a $200,000 grant to assist in meeting federal and state standards in reading and math through enrichment activities.

Lawsuits that challenged Randolph College's decisions to go coed and to sell valuable artwork have been resolved, but they apparently are having a lingering effect.

Lawsuits that challenged Randolph College's decisions to go coed and to sell valuable artwork have been resolved, but they apparently are having a lingering effect.

Community collaboration has brought an inclusive pre-K environment with both developmentally delayed and typically developing children to Presbyterian Homes & Family Services.

Students at Randolph College have joined the eco-friendly movement. The Environmental Club has started making detergent with all-natural ingredients.

August 26, 2008 Randolph College welcomes second co-ed class A local college is growing for the future after a tough year of lawsuits.

The numbers are up at Randolph College - as far as men- with more enrolled this year than last.

In an effort to meet rapidly rising costs, many universities are selling artwork that was donated to their endowments.

Sweet Briar College's campus remains beautiful, Randolph College diverse, and Lynchburg College "tight-knit" this year, according to The Princeton Review's annual ranking of the top 368 colleges in North ...

The University of Virginia has joined a pool of nearly 350 colleges nationwide that accept a standard college application form.

The University of Virginia has joined a pool of nearly 350 colleges nationwide that accept a standard college application form.

The University of Virginia has joined a pool of nearly 350 colleges nationwide that accept a standard college application form.

The University of Virginia has joined a pool of nearly 350 colleges nationwide that accept a standard college application form.

The University of Virginia has joined a pool of nearly 350 colleges nationwide that accept a standard college application form.