College to recognize four with Distinguished Alumni Citations
Four alumni will be honored with Ripon College’s Distinguished Alumni Citation during the annual 1851 Awards Dinner at 5 p.m. Friday, June 22. The dinner […]
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High school coach got his grounding at Ripon College
The atmosphere of Ripon College made the difference for Josh Heisler ’01 on choosing to attend as a student. “The main factor that set Ripon […]
Self-designed major leads to career in nursing for Kelly Biallas ’11
The opportunity to create a self-designed major in health services at Ripon College led Kelly Biallas ’11 to later graduate from a nursing program at […]
Professor of physics emerita Mary Williams-Norton publishes article about teaching
Mary Williams-Norton, professor of physics emerita, had an article published in the quarterly spring issue of Radiations, the official publication of the Sigma Pi Sigma […]
Business management studies led to job with Green Bay Packers for Craig Benzel ’86
The opportunity to continue to play football, as well as the small, liberal arts approach to education influenced Craig Benzel ’86 to attend Ripon College. […]
Harrison Ford ’64’s Ripon College connection celebrated on Star Wars Day
In honor of the fan-celebrated Star Wars Day on May 4, Chicago native and Ripon College alumnus Harrison Ford ’64 was profiled in The Bozho, […]
Gift from Kyle Greene ’15 and his family highlighted in Wall Street Journal article
Kyle Greene ’15 of Minneapolis, Minnesota, was a featured example in an article about donations with specific restrictions being made to colleges. “How College Alumni […]
Love of children’s theatre born at Ripon results in new plays
During her time at Ripon College, Anne Negri ’03 of Chicago, Illinois, was multi-faceted in interests. She majored in theatre and French. She later returned […]
Michael ’77 and Suzanne ’75 Poulos: Combining the legal and musical worlds
“If you look at the history of music, many of the great composers actually have a background in the law,” says Michael Poulos ’77 of […]
Mollie Oblinger to conduct walk in Milwaukee June 9
Associate Professor of Art Mollie Oblinger will participate in WaterMarks, a public art project, Saturday, June 9, in Milwaukee. WaterMarks invites artists, scientists, students and […]
New book by Thomas Bachhuber ’71 combines career planning with spiritual aspects
TranSpirations: Guidance for the Head & Heart through Career and Beyond is the fourth book of Thomas Bachhuber ’71, Ed.D., of Wauconda, Illinois, and recently […]
Alumna addresses cancer disparities through collaborative initiative
Addressing cancer disparities across the state of Wisconsin has been a passion for Tobi Cawthra ’89 for the past two years. Cawthra, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, […]
Rick Estberg ’75: NSA senior foreign relations staff officer by day, thespian by night
To his already busy schedule as a senior foreign relations staff officer at the National Security Agency, Rick Estberg ’75 of Severna Park, Maryland, incorporates […]
RED Talks create new forms of expression and story-telling at Ripon College
During the academic year, Friday nights at Ripon College have been filled with storytelling, thanks to Real Entertaining Dialogue (RED) Talks, a weekly open-mic storytelling […]
Faculty collaborate to study active learning
In the spring of 2018, I worked with a group of faculty to develop and hone student-centered teaching strategies through the Faculty Learning Community on […]
Funding sought to produce tribute album to Al Jarreau ’62
An article about Milwaukee native Al Jarreau ’62, whose friends have launched a Kickstarter campaign for a tribute album, was published May 23, 2018, in […]