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Rally Days 2025
Save the date: April 2-4 Every gift made during Rally Days 2025 is a record-breaker, adding to the historic success of the Forever Ripon Campaign. Help us exceed 1,000 gifts in honor of this milestone for Ripon! Visit The Website
Rally Days 2025
Save the date: April 2-4 Every gift made during Rally Days 2025 is a record-breaker, adding to the historic success of the Forever Ripon Campaign. Help us exceed 1,000 gifts in honor of this milestone for Ripon! Visit The Website
Rally Days 2025
Save the date: April 2-4 Every gift made during Rally Days 2025 is a record-breaker, adding to the historic success of the Forever Ripon Campaign. Help us exceed 1,000 gifts in honor of this milestone for Ripon! Visit The Website
Special education teaching license introduced at Ripon College
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has approved Ripon College for a teaching license in kindergarten through grade 12 cross-categorical special education, available for students now. According to the Wisconsin State Legislature, a cross-categorical special education license “authorizes an individual to teach in a program that provides services to pupils in kindergarten through grade […]
SPC: Big Item Bingo
Big Item Bingo will be a bingo game with Ripon College Students that has large prizes, such as Ipads and Icemakers.
Alpha Phi Omega: Mac and Dogs
APO’s first fundraising event, all you can eat hotdogs and Mac and cheese for the mere price of $7. All proceeds go to a local cause.
Commencement
Join Ripon College in celebrate the graduating year of 2025.
Ripon alumna believed to be first to pledge
In 1964, the Ripon College chapter of Alpha Chi Omega made history by pledging Lezlie Heard Bishop ’66. It is historic because Bishop is believed to be the first black woman to pledge a National Panhellenic sorority. According to Bishop, Ripon’s Alpha Phi chapter also was interested in pledging her, but the national office of […]
Ripon anthropology major has lead to success for Frost ’89
Jeffrey Frost ’89 is a specialist in Central and South American archaeology. Since graduating with his major in anthropology from Ripon, Frost has conducted archaeological research in Costa Rica, Panama, Peru, Mexico and throughout the Midwest and eastern United States. He earned his M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and is currently an […]
Employer Spotlight: Ripon Boys & Girls Club
Meet Kar Jankowski to learn about summer employment opportunities! If you like working with children, this is the gig for you!
Cap and Gown – Class of 2025
Class of 2025 is invited to come celebrate your upcoming Commencement. Come pick up your cap and gown and stay for the party (food and adult beverages). You will also have the opportunity to connect with Ripon alumni.
Alumni Board Spring 2025 Meeting
Annual spring meeting of the Alumni Board of Directors
Triota Honor Society Initiation
New members of Triota, the national Women’s and Gender Studies honor society, will be initiated
Class of 2025 100 Days Party
This event is hosted by Senior Class Board and marks our countdown toward Commencement for Class of 2025. This event will be for Senior-standing students only and hosted from 8-10PM.
Baritone Aaron Agulay, pianist Aurelia Andrews to perform Feb. 21
Baritone Aaron Agulay and pianist Aurelia Andrews will present a recital titled “Rule of Three” as part of the Chamber Music and Jazz at Ripon Series Friday, Feb. 21, at 7 p.m. at Ripon College in Demmer Recital Hall, C.J. Rodman Center for the Arts. In addition to their evening performance, the artists will lead […]
Doss ’57 achieved two firsts for African Americans
Ulysses S. Doss Jr. ’57 was the first African American to become an ordained minister in Wisconsin and first to become a full professor at University of Montana-Missoula. It was at Missoula where, in 1968, he worked with students to found what was just the second African-American Studies program in the nation. He served as […]