Kurt Dietrich to be guest on Wisconsin Public Radio May 17
Kurt Dietrich, professor of music and the Barbara Baldwin De Frees Chair in the Performing Arts, will be a guest Thursday, May 17, on “Central […]
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Ripon College names new vice president, associate vice president for advancement
Shawn Karsten ’09 has been named vice president for advancement and Lisa Ellis associate vice president for advancement, effective June 1. Karsten, a Ripon native, […]
Ripon College’s new graduates urged to be respectful of all points of view
At the 152nd Commencement ceremony at Ripon College Sunday, 171 students received their diplomas and became new graduates. With the theme of “Civil Discourse and […]
Students bring home honors from International Business Ethics Case Competition
Ripon College students placed well at the International Business Ethics Case Competition held April 18-20 in Boston, Massachusetts. Lauren Hince ’18 of Blaine, Minnesota; DeLou […]
Exercise science major explores mental health of student-athletes
The relationship between mental health and athletics was the focus of the senior seminar research project of Taylor Boe ’18 of Ripon, Wisconsin. His presentation, […]
Senior research project ponders theories related to time travel
The deep, metaphysical implications of traveling back in time were explored by Evie Green ’18 of Lane Cove, Australia, in her senior philosophy seminar research […]
Senior research project addresses ‘Nation-Building in Afghanistan’
The construction of a national identity in Afghanistan was addressed by Nicholas Henning ’18 of Orfordville, Wisconsin, in his national security studies senior seminar research […]
Alumna draws attention to women’s needs during times of crisis
“I’ve seen women come in wearing bras that are held up by belts, safety pins, stitches and staples,” says Rachael Heger ’03 of Indianapolis, Indiana. […]
Struggles in student research brings sense of accomplishment
“Overall, I would call it tiring, but good,” says Mike Baumhardt ’18 of Richfield, Wisconsin. “There were some times where it felt overwhelming, but we […]
Spencer Tracy ’24 featured in Milwaukee Magazine article
A brief biography of famed movie and stage actor Spencer Tracy ’24 was published April 26, 2018, in Milwaukee Magazine. The article, “Milwaukee’s Spencer Tracy […]
Labor of love and honor for James Laufenburg ’79 unveils May 1 in Virginia
A 15-year project of passion to honor the military finally came to fruition May 1 for James Laufenburg ’79 of Arlington, Virginia. A 12-foot bronze […]
Colucci opinion pieces target significant world events
Associate Professor of Politics and Government Lamont Colucci has several recent publications related to current world events. “Syrian Civil War: The Necessity of a Tactical, […]
Political science students promote their research at national conference
“The feeling of presenting my research in our great nation’s capital is an honor and an unforgettable experience,” said Willie Penterman ’18 of Kaukauna, Wisconsin. […]
Kurt Dietrich to promote new jazz book in Milwaukee April 30
Kurt Dietrich, professor of music and the Barbara Baldwin De Frees Chair in the Performing Arts, is the author of the recently published book Wisconsin […]
Brad Alberts ’92 focus of article about promotion with the Dallas Stars
Brad Alberts ’92 of Southlake, Texas, has been promoted to president of the Dallas Stars Hockey Club. An article about his promotion, “Alberts’ star shines […]
Amber Beres ’97 finds that speaking out gives her control over medical tics
Speaking for the first time about her experience as a woman living with Tourette Syndrome (Tourette’s), Amber Beres ’97 of Indianapolis, Indiana, took the stage […]