Blue Mountain trip peaked in January
By Madeline VandenHouten “It’s the people who really pull you back. I love it so much.” That’s how senior Sydney Radandt recalls Jamaica. She was one of eight Ripon College […]
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Bringing ‘Measure for Measure’ from the 17th century to the 1930s
By Liz Abitz Members of Ripon College’s theater department are beginning the spring semester with William Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure,” challenging themselves to help their audiences appreciate the bard’s words […]
MLK day of service
By Mra Than 22 Ripon College students and faculty participated in service projects in the Ripon community for Martin Luther King Day on Monday, Jan. 16. This is a fairly […]
CLC considers move
By Connor Renshaw The Collaborative Learning Center (CLC), which aims to provide Ripon College students with peer mentoring and help on their assignments, may be moving to the Pickard Commons […]
Backflow preventer fails in Brockway Hall
By Emily Janssen Ripon College’s epidemic of water problems from over winter break continued when the backflow preventer on a pipe in Brockway Hall failed and caused some flooding. The […]
100 days and counting
Class of 2017 prepares for graduation By Lauren Hince On Feb. 3, the Class of 2017 will countdown toward its impending graduation with the annual 100 Days Party. Every year […]
Trouble in Tri
By Lauren Hince As students were heading to bed Tuesday night, the fire alarm blared through the hallways of Tri-Dorms Residence Halls. On Jan. 25, at midnight, the sprinkler on […]
Protest in Pickard Commons: “Love Trumps Hate”
By Tyler Sturzl A group of about 50 containing faculty, staff and students assembled in the lower area of Pickard Commons to convey one message: “We are here for you.” […]
Ripon College students stay active
By Jordan Stiede On a sunny day in October, quarterback Isaac Masters threw four touchdowns and an interception in the intramural flag football championship game. His team, the ‘72 Dolphins, […]
A student’s thoughts on the Presidential election while in Washington, D.C.
Submitted by Lauren Hince The morning after any tragedy is tough. Now, using the word “tragedy” is subjective and partisan, but the day after the election in Washington, […]
Blumer brings lifetime of experience to new role
By JJ Grinde The career path of Lindsay Blumer, Ripon College’s newly appointed assistant dean of Career and Professional Development, can be described in a single word: diverse. Having grown […]
One of the best ever
By Brendan McCoy On Friday, Dec. 2, 2016 Ty Sabin scored 35 points in a game against Monmouth College that saw the Red Hawks come from being down 12 points […]