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The Wonderful Pets of Zoom
Anna Darling '24 Staff Writer Classes are difficult, especially over Zoom. After rolling out of bed, logging onto class, and preparing...
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Halloween In Ashland
Veronica Fernandez '24 News/Features Editor Of all the holidays, Halloween was one of the hardest to celebrate amongst COVID-19...
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RBG: A Lifelong Fight for Justice
Brooke Berardo '24 Politics/Opinion Editor As the election draws nearer and tensions between the Democrats and Republicans are higher...
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What Happens in Quarantine Stays in Quarantine
Anna Darling '24 Staff Writer All students and faculty at Randolph-Macon College are required to complete their Kallaco health checks...
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Navigating the Arts During a Pandemic
Madison Brown '24 Staff Writer Humans have sought out performance as a form of entertainment for thousands of years, be it sporting...
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Trump’s Tax Returns: What You Need to Know
Brooke Berardo '24 Politics Editor On September 27, unbeknownst to the country and the President himself, the New York Times leaked...
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An Inside Look at the Watkins Lecture with Bill Bryson
Jordan Chappell '20 Copy Editor On Wednesday, Feb. 26, R-MC hosted its annual Watkins Lecture, inviting bestselling author Bill Bryson to...
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Esports Here and Now
Josh Brown '22 Features Editor “Esports? What is that? What do y’all do?” and “It’s just playing video games, right?” are all questions I...
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Meet Kobble: The Building Block Game That Won $5,000
Emma White '22 News Editor For the past 3 years, The Edge Career Center has hosted the Entrepreneur Pitch Competition for students...
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New Ceramics Exhibit Opens at the Flippo Gallery
Emma White '22 News Editor A new exhibit, entitled Re-presentations, opened on February 23 at the Flippo Gallery in Pace-Armistead Hall....
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Cinema, Vlogging, and Other Film Related Ventures
Jojo Ames '20 Copy Editor Although Randolph-Macon offers a film studies minor, the college has yet to expand the discipline. Efforts to...
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Food for Thought: Meet one of the workers of Birdsong Café
Caitlyn Scherger '22 Features Editor Although many students order food from Birdsong Café on a daily basis, because of their busy lives,...
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The Gathering Storm in Thai Politics
Bank Lohachitpitaks '22 Politics Editor One Friday evening, an unexpected mob of college students formed on the concrete square at the...
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Bernie Sanders holds Rally in Richmond
Blake Berry '23 Politics Editor The process of choosing a Democratic nominee for President has been a long and difficult journey for...
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Should You Be Afraid of the Corona Virus?
Blake Berry '23 Politics Editor This article was written on March 4, and updated on March 10. Current information may be different....
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Beyond a Politically Correct Gender Studies Program
Luca Pixner '20 Managing Editor The recent change in terminology from “Women’s Studies” to “Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies...
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The Iowa Caucus Conundrum
Blake Berry '23 Politics Editor Presidential Election year has once again come upon us, and the many different processes that go into...
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Virginia’s Human Trafficking Problem
Emma White '22 News Editor When we hear about cases of human trafficking, we don’t necessarily consider it a local issue, but human...
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Tri Sigma Joins the R-MC Greek Community
Emma White '22 News Editor Greek life is a central aspect of Randolph-Macon’s culture, and earlier this month, a new sorority made its...
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The Instant Classic of the Classics Department
Maisha Khan '20 Editor-in-Chief R-MC’s beloved Classics professor Thomas Rose was actually a history major at the University of North...
