President Messitte publishes opinion piece in The Washington Post
An opinion piece by President Zach Messitte, who also is a professor in the Department of Politics and Government, was published Thursday in The Washington […]
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Longtime German professor and innovator James Hyde dies at age 83
A 35-year member of Ripon College’s German faculty, Dr. James F. Hyde, died Aug. 1 in Ripon, at the age of 83. Hyde started at […]
Study trip to Italy opened students’ eyes to the world
Getting the chance to travel to a different country for two weeks with one of the best professors and the president of your college is […]
Alumna accepted into Ph.D. program at Texas A&M
Melissa “Missy” Meierhofer ’11, an alumna of Ripon College’s McNair Scholars Program, has been accepted into the Ph.D. program in the Department of Wildlife and […]
Alumnus Josh LeGreve ’09 leading state education organization in languages
As a high school student, Josh LeGreve ’09 of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, attended conferences of the Wisconsin Association for Foreign Language Teachers. Little did […]
Students from minority backgrounds make connections with area minority entrepreneurs
When UW-Extension representative Diana Tscheschlok proposed a significant project to Professor of Business Management Mary Avery, who now is recently retired from Ripon College, Avery […]
Money Magazine names Ripon College among most affordable private colleges
Ripon College has been recognized as one of the most affordable private colleges in the country by Money Magazine. Money ranked Ripon 26th of the […]
Malte ’76 leads a health care system to make ‘a difference in people’s lives’
Robert Malte ’76 of Woodinville, Washington, has been chief executive officer of EvergreenHealth in Kirkland, Washington, since 2010. In a recent issue of 425 Business […]
Student helps battle childhood cancer by organizing Love Your Melon chapter
The admirable mission of Love Your Melon, a nonprofit effort to support children affected by cancer, was brought to the Ripon College campus by Kate […]
Book by Daniel Mallock ’86: historical friendship has lessons for today
Quincy, Massachusetts, is hometown of the United States’ second president, John Adams. It also is the hometown of Daniel Mallock ’86, who now lives in […]
Recent graduate examines ‘hell’ through William Blake’s paintings
The common view of hell has evolved and changed over the centuries. For her senior showcase, recent graduate Myat Aung of Yangon, Myanmar, studied part […]
Come out to Green Lake baseball diamond Wednesday morning to view banding of osprey nestlings
Associate Professor of Biology Memuna Khan will band osprey chicks in downtown Green Lake at 8 a.m. Wednesday. The osprey moved to a nesting platform […]
Ripon receives $800,000 grant from Andrew W. Mellon foundation for new curriculum
Ripon College has received a four-year, $800,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support the implementation of the College’s new core curriculum, Catalyst. […]
Rising sophomore aims for new sports management major
Eric Fels had early exposure to what Ripon College’s small campus could offer him. During the summer between his junior and senior years of high […]
Research prepares recent graduate for his future in the military
“Apocalyptic Islam: What Makes ISIS a Serious Threat to America” was the senior research project for Jacob Sahr, examines the role ISIS plays in national […]
Students, community work together to beautify downtown
Work on a new community green space for public use has brought together members of the Ripon College community and downtown Ripon alike. The space […]