Messitte contributes to opinion piece about ‘spiritual godfather of Trump’ Spiro Agnew
“The man who pioneered Trumpism,” an opinion piece by President Zach Messitte, Jerold Podair and Charles Holden, was published Nov. 15 in The Washington Post. […]
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Lamont Colucci debuts new column, ‘From the Heartland’
Lamont Colucci, associate professor of politics and government, has debuted a new column, “From the Heartland,” on the online news organization Newsmax Media. The first […]
Liberal arts grounding leads Michael Timm ’04 to seek to change the world
There was something about Ripon College that captured the attention of a young Michael Timm ’04 while sorting through college mailers. He found a “charm” […]
Ripon’s varied opportunities impacted career path for Mara Evans ’07
The variety of opportunities was what drew Mara Evans ’07 of Madison, Wisconsin, to Ripon College. “The small and picturesque campus felt welcoming when I […]
David G. Stankow ’65 recalls memorable Thanksgiving meal at Ripon College
Thanksgiving brings back a nostalgic memory for David G. Stankow ’65. He says his most standout meal as a student at Ripon College was right […]
Ethics Bowl team places at Upper Midwest Regional competition
The Ripon College Ethics Bowl team competed at the Upper Midwest Regional competition at Illinois Institute of Technology Nov. 17 and 18. Both teams garnered […]
Theatre professor, student find creative inspiration in each other
A mutual love of theatre has brought together a collaborative team in costuming. Visiting Professor of Theatre Susan McDaniel Hill and Heidi DeCaluwe ’20 of […]
Ripon College play ‘Paragon Springs’ examines fake news, power of facts
The play “Paragon Springs” will be presented Nov. 28, 29, 30 and Dec. 1 at Ripon College. Performances will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Benstead […]
Ripon No. 1 in state, No. 15 in nation for economics program
Ripon College has placed first in the state of Wisconsin and 15th in the nation among all colleges and universities offering economics programs. The 2019 […]
Robert Amsden publishes play review in Theatre Journal
Emeritus Director Robert Amsden had a performance review in the September 2018 (Vol. 70, No. 3) issue of Theatre Journal, published by Johns Hopkins University […]
Psychology students host Kids Judge Neuroscience Fair
Students in Assistant Professor of Psychology Julia Manor’s “Topics: Brain, Mind and Behavior” course hosted a “Kids Judge Neuroscience Fair” at Ripon College Sunday, Nov. […]
Emotional speaker impacts listeners’ perspective of the Holocaust
“My Brief Personal Account of the Life of my mother Dora,” was the title of the heartfelt, genuine presentation delivered Tuesday morning in Great Hall […]
Haylee Conradt ’19 receives $3,000 scholarship from WAICU and partners
Haylee Conradt ’19 of Shiocton, Wisconsin, majoring in biology and educational studies, has been selected to receive a $3,000 scholarship provided by the Wisconsin Association […]
Sophomores present papers at humanities conference
Brooklyn Landgraf ’21 of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and Dakota Marlega ’21 of Waupaca, Wisconsin, presented papers at the Streamlines undergraduate humanities conference Nov. 10. The conference […]
Todd Johnson ’94 featured in NBC documentary of veterans who work for the National Park Service
Todd Johnson ’94, appears in an NBC documentary released Nov. 12. The video profiles United States military veterans who now work for the National Park […]
Decline of civil liberties will be focus of talk Nov. 19
David Niose, legal director for the Appignani Humanist Legal Center, will speak Nov. 19 at Ripon College. His presentation is titled “Anti-Intellectualism and the Decline […]