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 […]
New security regulations put in place
By Tyler Sturzl Jessica Joanis has transitioned into a new position created this year: assistant dean of students. Responsibilities include conference services, working with the Onecard office, parking, and campus […]
Building a bigger and better future
By: Hannah Tetzlaff As the old joke goes, Wisconsin has two seasons: winter and construction, which holds true at Ripon College. Last spring, Ripon College began construction on the J.M. […]
Scott Hall thefts
By: Emily Janssen The two men accused of the thefts that occurred in Scott Hall in March are facing multiple charges in Fond du Lac County Circuit Court. On March […]
S.A.L.T. reads program
By: Brendan McCoy The Student Athletic Leadership Team, otherwise known as SALT, is a body of student-athletes who come from the various NCAA DIII teams to promote events of all […]
New businesses doing well in Ripon
By: Madeline VandenHouten Businesses along Watson Street have grown significantly in the past year throughout Ripon’s quaint downtown, located just a few blocks from campus. Many of the success stories […]
EGOR Green Space
By: Lauren Hince What once was a burned down empty lot on Watson Street is now being turned into a new Green Space for both the community and college to […]
New curriculum means new focus for Ripon
By: Rose Hogmire This fall, Ripon College faculty are rolling out an innovative and comprehensive new curriculum for incoming students called Catalyst, which will help students build skills necessary for […]
Review of the One Acts
By: Hannah Tetzlaff The Ripon College Theatre Department came together for the One Act Play Festival, April 14-16, to send off their department seniors in their last production before graduation. […]
Feature Writer: Ripon Proud
By: Zach Messitte The (delayed: but, come on! No snow in May, please!) coming of spring can be an emotional time at Ripon. I will miss our retiring faculty and […]
The Summer in focus
By Emily Janssen As the spring semester draws to a close, three groups of students are looking forward to the Liberal Arts in Focus trips which will take place over […]