Chang ’64, a caregiver, writes book for children about Alzheimer’s
“I knew when I went into retirement that I wanted to write a children’s book,” says Juvenna “Jeve” Chang ’64 of Honolulu, Hawaii. It was […]
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Colucci analyzes Russia’s foreign policy in the Middle East
Associate Professor of Politics and Government Lamont Colucci has published a new article on The Weekly Standard, showcasing the opposing nature of President Obama and […]
Mark Porubcansky ’77 will talk about foreign policy Monday
Mark Porubcansky ’77 of Marine on Saint Croix, Minnesota, and former foreign editor of the Los Angeles Times, will speak at 4:15 p.m. Monday, Nov. […]
Talk on national identity in France to be given Nov. 4
“Natives, Immigrants or Citizens: On Rioting and National Identity in France,” will be presented at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4, in Kreske Little Theatre, East […]
Gary G. Yerkey ’66 publishes new non-fiction book
Gary G. Yerkey ’66 of Washington, D.C., has published a new book, Dying for the News. It is available on amazon.com. More than 50 journalists […]
Environmental roundtable provides forum for sustainability issues on campus: next meeting Wednesday
There have been many visible sustainability upgrades to the Ripon College’s campus over the past few years: new lighting, new drinking fountains, reusable mugs. But […]
Iberian prehistoric past focus of archaeology talk at Ripon College
Professor Katina Lillios of the University of Iowa, will present an archaeology talk Friday, Oct. 30, at Ripon College. The talk will run from 4 […]
Rose Ensemble explores roots of bluegrass music Oct. 30
The internationally acclaimed Rose Ensemble will perform at Ripon College Oct. 30 as part of the Chamber Music & Jazz at Ripon Series. Now in […]
Communication professor to address persuasive power of sports in politics
Bonnie Sierlecki ’01, an assistant professor in communication studies at Edgewood College in Madison, will be a guest speaker for the Ripon College Department of […]
Jon Wilcox ’58: Still giving back while kicking back
Jon P. Wilcox ’58 of Wautoma, Wisconsin, has seen the world as a first lieutenant of the U.S. Army, had his own law firm, served […]
Public notification of opportunity to comment
Ripon College is seeking comments from the public about the College in preparation for its periodic evaluation by its regional accrediting agency, the Higher Learning […]
Life at Ripon — Chuchen Tan ’16
Chapter 2: Fall Festivities [Editor’s Note: Chuchen Tan ’16, Sara Driebel ’16, and Jacob Sahr ’16 are writing rotating monthly entries for the Ripon College […]
Life After Ripon — Raymond Allen ’15
Chapter 2: Past, Present, and Future Adventures [Editor’s Note: Raymond Allen ’15, Karena Schroeder ’15, and Madeline Poullette ’15 are writing rotating monthly entries for […]
Anthropology professor publishes book
“Street Life under a Roof: Youth Homelessness in South Africa,” by Assistant Professor of Anthropology Emily “Molly” Margaretten, was published by the University of Illinois […]
President Messitte and Dean Wingenbach host Telephone Town Hall
President Zach Messitte and Vice President and Dean of Faculty Ed Wingenbach simultaneously called about 8,000 alumni and friends Oct. 13 to share updates on […]
Two Ripon College alumni collaborate on social work thesis
Two Ripon College alumni — 30 years apart — shared knowledge for a master’s of social work thesis. Erin Maguire ’08 of Rocky Mount, Virginia, […]