New spin on downtown Dickens tradition
By: Rachel Grutza Ripon Chamber of Commerce has some major changes planned for this years Dickens of a Christmas. This is the 26th year that Dickens will take place in […]
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Eminent Artist Comes to Ripon College
Artist John Hitchcock comes to Ripon College in November By Emily Janssen Artwork combining Native American and military images will soon be coming to Ripon College. On November 4th there […]
Player Profile: Cameron Greene
By Jordan Stiede Ripon College’s soccer forward Cameron Greene is coming off a year where he was tied for second on the soccer team in goals and assists. He chose […]
Player Profile: Paige Birschbach
Hats off to Birschbach By Brendan McCoy Ripon College women’s soccer’s record book is littered with the name Paige Birschbach. The junior chemistry major from Eden, Wis., was named to […]
The nutty life of Pearl
It’s her world. We’re just living in it. By: JJ Grinde The most recognizable gatekeeper to the commons is also one of the friendliest. She always smiles and says hello. […]
Ripon College Career Discovery Tour
Students have opportunity to travel to new cities to network with alumni By Rachel Grutza College offers students the chance to travel to a new city, network with alumni, and […]
Reporting and stopping bias incidents
College implements a formal procedure with new Bias Related Incident Protocol By Hannah Tetzlaff The new Biased Related Incident Protocol offers Ripon College students for the first time, a clear […]
Kalman and Grosz welcomed to the Red Hawk family
By: Jordan Stiede Over the summer, the Ripon College athletic department welcomed two new members into its Red Hawk family. First, in July, Brooke Kalman was hired as the head […]
Player Profile: Abbi Williamson
By: Brendan McCoy Ripon College’s volleyball setter Abbi Williamson is coming into her senior year already in possession of the school record for most career assists after only three seasons […]
Ripping down old policies
By: Hannah Tetzlaff After last year’s incident with controversial posters, the college is tearing down the old poster policy and putting a new one in place. Last year, the Feminist […]
Branching out of Farr Hall
By: JJ Grinde Emily Cliff ‘17 spent the majority of her summer at Princeton University in New Jersey, working in the lab of Tom Muir, the Chair of Princeton’s Department […]
Fresh ideas bring fresh ways to be involved
By: Emily Janssen This year students may see more disability advocacy, German culture, conservatism, hats and broomsticks on campus as groups of new student-lead organizations begin their first full year […]