Multicultural groups seeking more representation By Andrew Faucher On Sept. 25, a representative of Black Student Union (BSU) proposed changes to the Student Senate constitution in hopes of more representation from student organizations, specifically those that have large memberships, large budgets and make an impact on Ripon’s campus. The possibility of revising the constitution every […]
The accreditation process and what it means for you By Deana Johnson Ripon College has experienced many changes over the last couple of years. With administrators, faculty, staff, and a national board all working to make sure all changes are being made for the betterment of the students in many ways. Every ten […]
Despite class size, new class looks to become involved on campus and in the community By Ryan Schmit Ripon College experienced a slight decline in the size of its first year class between the classes of 2022 and 2023: from 267 students last year to 221 this fall,which includes 13 transfer students. However, there has […]