Author: Caitlin Marsch
The Class of 2024, and the new normal
Seniors reflect on a college experience shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic This year’s seniors, the class of 2024, started college in August 2020, during a time of COVID-19 restrictions and […]
Posted by Caitlin Marsch in College Days, Feature Story, Student Life.
Funds, OneFunds, and Budgets
A talk with Student Senate Treasurer Levi Keen about the OneFund The OneFund is a pool of money that student groups can use to pay for activities, such as hosting […]
Posted by Caitlin Marsch in College Days, Feature Story, Student Life.
A senior’s final reflections on a semester in Washington D.C.
Staff writer Caitlin Marsch reports back after finishing the Washington Semester Program Editor’s Note: This is the follow-up article to a column by Caitlin Marsch about what it’s like to […]
Posted by Caitlin Marsch in College Days, Editoral/Opinion.
The Center for Diversity And Inclusion Introduces Tranquility Space
The CDI is making changes to make the space more inclusive for students The Center for Diversity and Inclusion has a new space for students to destress and create art. […]
Posted by Caitlin Marsch in College Days, Student Life.
A senior’s first impression of the Washington Semester Program
A College Days staff writer’s letter from an off-campus study program Editor’s Note: This is the first in a series of columns from Caitlin Marsch about what it’s like to […]
Posted by Caitlin Marsch in College Days, Editoral/Opinion.
Opinion: What I learned from the Career Discovery Tour
A student’s insights from a Spring Break trip to Washington DC Over Spring Break, a group of juniors and seniors went to Washington D.C. for a Career Discovery Tour, the […]
Posted by Caitlin Marsch in College Days, Student Life.
Local band will perform at Springfest
An interview with Calvatia, the student-run band opening at Springfest A local band called Calvatia will open for the headlining band The Astronomers at Springfest on the night of April […]
Posted by Caitlin Marsch in Arts & Entertainment, College Days.
Ripon College welcomes a new CDI director
An interview with the new Director of Multicultural Affairs Yazmin Doroteo assumed her new position as Director of Multicultural Affairs on January 17th, 2023, and now leads the Center for […]
Posted by Caitlin Marsch in Campus News, College Days.
The Attack of the Snow Ducks
Mysterious duck-shaped snowballs appear around campus As students returned to campus from Winter Break, they were met by an army of ducks — ducks made out of snow, that is. […]
Posted by Caitlin Marsch in College Days, Student Life.
Ripon College introducing security cameras to residence halls
At least four security cameras are set to be installed in Johnson Hall.
Posted by Caitlin Marsch in College Days, Student Life.
The life and times of the poet-in-residence
A talk with Ripon College’s poet-in-residence Freesia McKee For the fall 2022 semester, Freesia McKee is Wisconsin’s Own Library’s Poet-in-Residence at Ripon College. The Poet-in-Residence position includes living on campus […]
Posted by Caitlin Marsch in College Days, Feature Story.
“Reclamation” at the Caestecker Gallery
Artist Chris Christion explores identity and social perceptions through drawings and videos California-based artist Chris Christion is exhibiting “Reclamation” from Sept. 9 to Oct. 6 at Caestecker Gallery in the […]
Posted by Caitlin Marsch in Arts & Entertainment, College Days.