RaeAnn Brixius ’16 steps out of her small-town setting
Coming from the small town of Tomahawk, Wisconsin, and being a prospective first-generation college student, RaeAnn Brixius ’16 faced many challenges, both financial and in […]
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Parents’ gratitude, employer match boost scholarship funding
Among the many new generous scholarships established as part of the Imagine Tomorrow capital campaign is the Frey/Dahlhauser Trust Scholarship for Physics and Chemistry. The […]
Research paves the way to the future for chemistry graduate
When Jordan Buhle looks at the world around her, “it’s so complex and beautiful and ordered,” she says. “With chemistry, I’m able to look at […]
Life at Ripon — Clarence Sanon ’15
Chapter 4: Reflections of a Red Hawk [Editor’s Note: Clarence Sanon ’15, Rachel Detrie ’15, and Kaitlyn Welzen ’15 are writing rotating monthly entries for […]
Life After Ripon — Ariana Myers ’14
Chapter 4: Reaching Equilibrium [Editor’s Note: Ariana Myers ’14, Nathan Held ’14, and Sophia Kaounas ’14 are writing rotating monthly entries for the Ripon College […]
John Heflebower ’73: Bringing laughter to the silver screen
Comedy has heavily influenced the life and career of John Heflebower ’73 of Saint Helena, California. He works as a financial planner, and he also […]
Students show off ceramic techniques with new tiled sink
As a result of the Ceramics II class, a decorative sink has been installed in the women’s restroom at C.J. Rodman Center for the Arts. […]
Recent graduate: new media just as valid as older classics
The popular The Hunger Games franchise provided recent graduate Zachary Conners of Hollandale, Wisconsin, with a focus for his senior seminar topic. Conners’ research investigates […]
Ripon Professor Shares Fascination with Ancient Maya Culture
The Maya people fascinate us today, serving as fodder for popular books and movies. But who are these people? I initially was attracted to Maya […]
Colucci: Beijing aiming to be a world naval power
Lamont Colucci, associate professor and chair of politics and government and interim director of the Center for Politics and the People at Ripon College, wrote […]
Khan’s instruction about birds takes flight in many directions
Associate Professor of Biology Memuna Khan’s expertise is avian ecology, and her love of bird life is demonstrated through classes and faculty-student research projects at […]
Alumna carries on with dream of helping homeless girls in Rwanda, Burundi
While still a student at Ripon College, Ornella Umubyeyi ’13 of Evanston, Illinois, started several initiatives to help poor residents — especially females — in […]
Jenna Breaker ’15 wins second national championship
For the second time in her distinguished Ripon College career, Jenna Breaker is a national champion. The recent graduate won her most recent championship Saturday […]
Ripon Summer Players opens season with Red Herring
Join the Ripon Summer Players June 5 through 7 for Red Herring, a new comedy about love, murder, marriage and other explosive devices. Set in […]
Ripon College Awarded Arthur Vining Davis Grant for Curriculum
The Arthur Vining Davis Foundation awarded Ripon College a $50,000 grant to use toward the Ripon College Curriculum Planning and Review. Faculty have been working […]
Colucci: Don’t buy bad policies on Syria and North Korea
Lamont Colucci, associate professor and chair of politics and government and interim director of the Center for Politics and the People at Ripon College, wrote […]