Indigenous right to vote to be discussed Oct. 18 at Ripon College
The indigenous right to vote will be the focus of a discussion Oct. 18 at Ripon College. Renee Gralewicz, an elder and peacemaker for the […]
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Kovack-Lesh, two alumnae contribute to article published in journal
Professor of Psychology Kristine A. Kovack-Lesh had an article published this summer with Ripon College alumnae and other collaborators. “Inconsistent flanker congruency effects across stimulus […]
Research by John P. Harden examines relationship between presidential narcissism, length of wars
A recent study by Assistant Professor of Political Science John P. Harden has been receiving widespread media attention. “Looking Like a Winner: Leader Narcissism and […]
Liberal arts taught Kevin Sheridan ’82 to pivot successfully
The flexibility a liberal arts education affords its graduates allowed Kevin Sheridan ’82 of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, to pivot successfully during and after the […]
Benjamin Fisher ’23 earns top award from international fraternity
Benjamin Fisher ’23 of Waupun, Wisconsin, won the Theta Chi fraternity’s 2021/2022 James Ralph “Shug” Jordan Award which he received at the 166th Anniversary Convention […]
Unique movie/music event will open Chamber Music and Jazz series Oct. 14
A unique event will open the Chamber Music and Jazz at Ripon series Friday, Oct. 14, at Ripon College. It will feature a showing of […]
Martin Farrell will present discussion about Quad Alliance Oct. 4
Professor Emeritus of Politics and Government Martin Farrell will present a talk at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 4 at Mead Public Library, 710 N. Eighth St., […]
Alaura Lemieux ’20 is research associate for COVID-19 testing for CDC studies
Alaura Lemieux of Luck, Wisconsin, is a research associate at the Marshfield Clinic Research Institute, the main lab contracted to do the bulk of testing […]
Faculty, student have paper published on BioOne.org
Associate Professor of Biology Robin Forbes-Lorman and Miye Aoki-Kramer ’20 of Seattle, Washington, had a paper published on BioOne.org, a database of research in the […]
Patrick Willoughby, two alumni contribute to published paper
Associate Professor of Chemistry Patrick Willoughby has a paper published by ACS Publications. Two of the student co-authors are Ripon College alumnae: Sierra Thein ’22 […]
Changing the World: Candice North ’04 addresses critical needs at home and abroad
Candice North ’04 of Carmichael, California, is a first-generation student who grew up in rural Montana. At Ripon College, she majored in biology. At the […]
Changing the World: Christopher Reed-Waddell ’07 serves during crises
Christopher Reed-Waddell ’07 took an early interest in making the world a better place. At Ripon, he majored in communication and philosophy, and he later […]
Changing the World: Alexis Riggs ’21 aims to serve those with disabilities
Alexis Riggs ’21 of Madison, Wisconsin, had challenges as she prepared to achieve her dream of higher education. She is a first-generation college student from […]
Changing the World: Robert Needham ’86 oversees American interests in northern Italy
Currently Consul General at the U.S. Consulate General in Milan, Italy, Robert Needham ’86 has long been a citizen of the world. He was born […]
Ripon College connections lead Gregg Petersen ’78 to supporting bird conservation
Gregg Petersen ’78 of Columbia, Maryland, says that he grew up as a “bird nerd.” After retiring as a defense consultant in 2015, he spent […]
Ann Pleiss Morris has chapter in newly released book
Associate Professor of English Ann Pleiss Morris has a chapter in the book Trauma-Informed Pedagogy: Addressing Gender-Based Violence in the Classroom, published this summer. The […]