Al Jarreau ’62, Ripon College and Badger Boys State alumnus, to be honored at this year’s gathering
Al Jarreau ’62, who died in February, will be honored at this year’s meeting of Badger Boys State June 10-17 at Ripon College. Ripon College […]
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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 […]
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 […]
Social history of Byzantine law explored in alumnus’ new book
Zachary Chitwood ’06 of Berlin, Germany, has published a book with Cambridge University Press. Byzantine Legal Culture and the Roman Legal Tradition, 867-1056 examines the […]
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 […]
Alumnus Todd Johnson publishes opinion piece in The Hill
“Trump’s on the hot seat now — can he handle the heat?”, an opinion piece by Todd Johnson ’94 of Allentown, Pennsylvania, was published recently […]
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 […]
Erin Canon ’17 ‘goes for it’ – and wins pageant title
The lights flash on, the music plays, and Erin Canon ’17 glides across the stage in a black evening gown. On Feb. 11, Canon, of […]
Sam Sondalle ’11 publishes preview in molecular biology journal
Samuel B. Sondalle ’11 of New Haven, Connecticut, had a preview of a paper published in Cell, the most prestigious scientific journal in the area […]
‘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 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 […]
Grant money received to support student travel in Germany
A total of $12,000 dollars in grant money was awarded for the Bonn Program and support for student travel to and in Germany. The Max […]
New Athletics, Health and Wellness Center Will Honor Alumna and Trustee
When Ripon College opens its new athletics, health and wellness center this August, it will bear the name of alumna Dena G. Willmore ’67, an […]
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 […]
Ken Luber ’60 comes out with new fiction works
Ken Luber ’60 of Idyllwild, California, a screenwriter, published poet, novelist and writer of “Esperanza the Musical of Hope,” continues his passion for storytelling with […]
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 […]