Rafael Francisco Salas curates exhibition in Milwaukee
Rafael Francisco Salas, professor of art and chair of the Department of Art and Art History, is the guest curator for an exhibit for the […]
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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 […]
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 […]