Drinking Culture Part II: Education over Punishment
By Connor Renshaw While drinking is often thought of as part of the college experience, college administrators also have to be sure that students are following the law. On a […]
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Drinking Culture: Part I
By Connor Renshaw Many college students drink alcohol. Each school has its own drinking culture and Ripon College is no exception. But students believe that while drinking is common on […]
Mass Production leads to creative, interactive art
Student curators help create an interactive art exhibit in Caestecker Gallery Stefani Zeiger Art is often valued for its uniqueness, however the exhibit featured at Rodman, “Art and Mass Production—From […]
Amnesty International Returns to Ripon College
After disbanding in 2016, two new students are reviving the club Connor Renshaw “The idea came into my mind like, ‘OK, let’s get it done,’” said Ali Hamza, class of […]
Ripon to Costa Rica
By Lauren Hince While most Ripon College students spend winter break catching up on Netflix or avoiding chore requests from their parents, Katie King ’19 decided she was going to […]
Catalyst: A Constantly Evolving Model of and for Higher Education
By Katelyn Van Swol At the annual Association of American Colleges and Universities conference in the beginning of February, Dean Wingenbach, Professor Mark Kainz and Professor Young spoke on a […]
Inside the life of Sharon Jackson
By Jenna Schoenmann Ripon College’s Director of Student Activities and Orientation Sharon Jackson is probably somebody you have met, but there is a lot more to her than most students […]
Black Student Union posters vandalized on campus
Students and alumni respond to the vandalism By Connor Renshaw On Feb. 20, the Ripon College Black Student Union began putting up posters around campus that displayed the group’s logo […]
Savory and Vine: Fresh new tastes coming to downtown Ripon
By Katelyn Van Swol In the mood for figs and goat cheese? How about roasted bone marrow (They say it’s delicious)? Or maybe a traditional Wisconsin Friday fish fry? A […]
Professor Spotlight: Robin Woods
By Tenzin Tsephel Robin Woods is an English professor at Ripon College who teaches a variety of English courses such as Composition, Literary Criticism, Foundations of English Literature, Women’s Literature, […]
I’ve got 99 problems, but loose change ain’t one
By Lauren Hince The OneCard promised to be one thing: a convenience. From laundry, to food, to granting entrance to residence halls. Students at Ripon College are able to use […]
Campus Safety
Ripon College administration suggests community policing to create better safety on campus in light of recent thefts and vandalism. By: Hannah Tetzlaff With quiet hour regulations in place in the […]