By Katherine McCallister ’17 | October 2015 A skeleton was found right here at Randolph College just two years ago. A human skeleton. Main Hall was being cleared out for an alumnae event, and the skeleton was discovered among the trash in the fourth floor attic. It was in pieces. The alumnae who made the… Read More Main Remains : A Skeletal Discovery at Randolph College
By Katya Schwab ’17 | October 2015 How many times have you been warned about coming to college, discovering the all-you-care-to-eat buffet in Chetham Dining Hall and gaining the dreaded “Freshman 15”? What if someone told you that for the average college student, the freshman 15 weight gain is a myth? This catchy phrase could… Read More Getting the Scoop on Dining Hall Nutrition
By Isabella Farias ‘18 | October 2015 Randolph College (RC) is haunted. Or, so the stories go… tucked away behind a red brick wall with a haunting tale of its own Randolph has a haunted history, filled with everything from eerie tales of murder and suicide to rumors of lingering ghosts and lingering apparitions.… Read More Her-storical Hauntings
By Amanda Sims ’16 | October 2015 From Wright and Moore residents halls to Leggett classrooms, students returned to campus with an array of new furniture. There’s a lot that’s new with Wright Hall—including the furniture. According to Wesley Fugate, Vice President and Chief of Staff, the furniture funds were “provided by generous donations from alumnae”.… Read More New Furniture in Dorms
By Seisha Scott ‘16 | October 2015 Pumpkin parade is more than parading around Starbucks pumpkin spice lattes. It’s about a historic tradition of sister class bonding passed down to Randolph College from RM-WC. The historic institution of RandolphMacon Women’s College established and passed down various traditions, such as Ring Week and Daisy Chain, as an opportunity for… Read More The Chronicle of Traditions: Pumpkin Parade
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