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President Zach Messitte

Messitte, former vice president for advancement publish book chapter together

President Zach Messitte and former Vice President for Advancement Wayne Webster co-wrote a chapter for the recently published book Disability and Equity in Higher Education […]

Lamont Colucci

Colucci reflects on Warmbier case in North Korea

In June, an opinion piece by Associate Professor of Politics and Government Lamont Colucci was published on Usnews.com reflecting on the death of Otto Warmbier. […]

Patrick Willoughby and Joe Scanlon

Nine students, two faculty collaborate on publication about patent

Nine Ripon College students, along with Assistant Professor of Chemistry Patrick Willoughby and Associate Professor of Chemistry Joseph Scanlon, wrote about a pharmaceutical patent in […]

Director of student activities facilitator at interfraternity conference

Sharon Jackson, director of student activities and orientation, was a facilitator for one of the 14 sessions at the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute (UIFI) earlier this […]

Photo collage: Young, Lamb, Eithun

Associate professors, recently graduated student publish joint paper

A collaborative paper recently was published by McKenzie Lamb, associate professor of mathematical sciences and chair of the department; Andrea Young, associate professor of mathematical […]

Rebecca Matzke

Rebecca Matzke publishes blog post about World War I

Rebecca Matzke, associate dean for faculty development and associate professor of history, wrote a blog post that was published at “Munitions of the Mind” by […]

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Jerry Thompson honored with commemorative brick at Selma, Alabama, museum

The Rev. Jerry Thompson, a former professor of religion and chaplain of Ripon College, has been honored with an engraved brick at the National Voting […]

Lamont Colucci

Colucci publishes opinion pierce on counterterrorism

Following the London terror attack this summer, Associate Professor of Politics and Government Lamont Colucci published an opinion piece about the future of counterterrorism. In […]

Mollie Oblinger

Article addresses collaborative work with Associate Professor of Art Mollie Oblinger

“To the Quarry, Together,” a first-person account by poet C. Kubasta about the collaborative work between her and Ripon College Associate Professor of Art Mollie […]

The Government Inspector

‘The Government Inspector’ to be presented by Ripon Summer Players June 2-4

Take one rural Russian town, add a greedy mayor, a corrupt group of officials, and one charming con man, and you have the ingredients for […]

Jacqueline Clark

Jacqueline Clark publishes blog about AHCA and women’s health

Jacqueline Clark, associate professor of sociology and chair of the sociology and anthropology department, had a guest blog published in Sociological Images, May 15. The […]

Lamont Colucci

Colucci published opinion piece about handling North Korean regime

Associate Professor of Politics and Government Lamont Colucci discussed America’s handling of North Korea in an opinion piece published in The Washington Times. In “Forcing […]

Craig Culver

Ripon College Commencement speaker Craig Culver urges graduates to ‘make right choices, do right thing’

On a sunny Mother’s Day afternoon, Ripon College celebrated its 151st Commencement and the graduation of the Class of 2017. This year’s theme, Wisconsin Food […]

Brian Smith

Brian Smith gives inspiring talk at Ripon College’s Baccalaureate

Brian Smith, professor of religion, presented the talk “Nourishing the Mind” at Ripon College’s Baccalaureate program May 13, 2017. Following is the text of his […]

Rally award winner Paul Schoofs

Ripon College honors student-athletes with first Rally Awards

The first Rally Awards sports recognition event was held May 2 as a spinoff of the ESPYs awards. Winona Holmes Robbins ’17 of Birmingham, Alabama,senior […]

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Students, faculty honored at annual Awards Convocation

The 2017 Awards Convocation was held Wednesday, April 19, in Demmer Recital Hall, C.J. Rodman Center for the Arts. Jeanne F. Williams, professor of educational […]