Día de la Independencia de México

September 16th: 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm @ Outside the Commons Room

Mexico’s Independence Day marks the beginning of a decade-long revolution. Commonly confused with Cinco de Mayo in the U.S., this holiday celebrates the moment with Father Hidalgo called for Mexico’s independence from Spain in September 1810.

Upcoming Events

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Family Weekend

Save the date for Family Weekend 2023! Explore the schedule of events and register to attend (coming soon!) at ripon.edu/family-weekend.[...]
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Career Center Open House for Family Weekend

Career Center
Calling all parents! Grab a treat, tour the Career Center space, and meet with the Director of the Center for Career & Professional Development Center and learn what career development opportunities and resources are available for your students![...]
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NEH Visiting Speaker: Rob Nixon (Princeton University), "The Environmental Humanities, the Sciences, and Environmental Justice: Reflections from the Crossroads"

East Hall, Little Theatre
In most environmental programs, the sciences predominate in terms of numbers and resources. But over the past decade, we have witnessed a surging, student-driven interest across many campuses in the environmental humanities and environmental justice. How do these two ascendant…[...]
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Chamber Music & Jazz Series: Yid Vicious Pre-Concert Talk

C.J. Rodman Center for the Arts: Demmer Recital Hall
Join the Yid Vicious band for a pre-concert talk before their show at 7 p.m. Celebrated for their unique blend of traditional and contemporary Yiddish folk music, award-winning Yid Vicious has been engaging and delighting audiences throughout the Midwest since…[...]
Sep292023

Chamber Music & Jazz Series: Yid Vicious

C.J. Rodman Center for the Arts: Demmer Recital Hall
Celebrated for their unique blend of traditional and contemporary Yiddish folk music, award-winning Yid Vicious has been engaging and delighting audiences throughout the Midwest since 1995, when the band was formed “in order to ameliorate the woeful dearth of klezmer…[...]