Chamber concerts now free of charge
College aims to increase attendance By Ali Hamza Following a decision by the Office of Advancement, Ripon College Chamber Music Concerts are now free. This is a change from […]
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Ripon in Jamaica?
Students preparing for annual trip to Hagley Gap, Jamaica for research. By Deana Johnson For the past 13 years, Ripon College students have annually traveled to Hagley Gap, Jamaica, to […]
The case of the missing owl
Research project put on hold after stuffed owl is stolen By Ryan Schmit A stuffed owl being used by three students for a term project went missing Friday, Nov. […]
Cuts are coming, says email
Students receive letter from Messite and Board of Trustees, Messitte visits Senate to talk finances By Haley Stowell In November, Ripon College students received an email from President Zach […]
A Ripon professor’s Cold War past
The Hidden History of Lorna Sopcak By Andrew Faucher “I think enough time has passed where nobody will come after me,” said Professor Lorna Sopcak on her time in Cold […]
As per my last email…
Students Temporarily allowed to send mass emails By John Pikula During the evening of Sept. 30, students who were in the process of sending emails noticed that they could send […]
Change comes to the Quads, slowly
Administration intends to focus on small upgrades and preventative maintenance By Connor Renshaw “Demolish the Quads and build new residence halls,” read the college’s Facilities Planning Committee meeting notes […]
Chaos at the Quad
Quad vandalism has Ripon College increasing focus on student safety By Ryan Schmit Almost every weekend this year some event has taken place in three of the Quad buildings which […]
Student group participation lacking
Students display lack of interest in club leadership positions and participation By Ali Hamza Ripon College is a small school that has always had a fight going on between the […]
WiFi connection issues affect students
Recommendations to improve your internet experience By Deana Johnson “Every school year provides its own set of challenges with WiFi and with technology in general. The random disconnections that have […]
Student Senate constitution undergoing possible changes
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 […]
Is Ripon on the road to reaccreditation?
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 […]