Erika Doss ’78 brings family legacy of education to a new generation of students
Family ties brought Erika Doss ’78 to Ripon College, but she stayed for the inviting, friendly environment on campus, forming some of her closest adult […]
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State children’s theatre provides Ripon students with real-world experience
Crystal Fercy ’19 of Appleton, Wisconsin, and Bailey Jerrick ’20 of Stoughton, Wisconsin, spent last summer in Madison, Wisconsin, with the former earning a fellowship […]
Global studies major sparks interest in immigration issues for Emma Lemke ’19
An interest in immigration and its historical reasons in the United States inspired the senior seminar research project of Emma Lemke ’19 of Hilbert, Wisconsin. […]
Multiple learning opportunities impacted teaching career of Nick Osenberg ’11
Ripon College’s quick response lead Nick Osenberg ’11 of Ferndale, Michigan, here, and thanks to high school friends and the Office of Admission staff, he […]
Ripon education supports advancement toward nursing degree
Ripon College’s comprehensive educational offerings and off-campus experiences have prepared McKenna Meza ’19 well for an accelerated nursing program after graduation from Ripon. Meza, of […]
Tommy Thompson, Jim Woolsey, Wesley Clark to headline conference April 13
“Wisconsin and the World,” featuring leading experts in national security, international relations, foreign policy, domestic energy and economics, will be held April 13 at Ripon […]
Updated classic comedy ‘Tartuffe’ opens Feb. 27
“Tartuffe,” one of the world’s great comedies, will be performed in a contemporary revival Feb. 27-28 and March 1-2 at Ripon College. Performances will begin […]
Foundational knowledge from Ripon College leads Bryant Bednarek ’08 in school administration
Community in all senses of the word helped Bryant Bednarek ’08 of Berlin, Wisconsin, choose Ripon College. The small, intimate class sizes, an athletic department […]
Alumnus and former executive director of development Larry Malchow ’77 honored for short stories
“Wash the Crying River,” a short story by former executive director of development Larry Malchow ’77 is the winner of the John Steinbeck Award For […]
Confidence, skills gained at Ripon lead to entrepreneurial endeavors
A Ripon College education “unlocked his potential,” according to Fred Kiekhaefer ’69 of Castle Rock, Colorado. At Ripon, Kiekhaefer discovered his affinity for physics and […]
Ripon’s welcoming atmosphere helped overcome learning disability for Olivia Wetzel ’13
As an involved, passionate student in and out of the classroom, Olivia Wetzel ’13 of Watertown, Wisconsin, knew she wanted a college that not only […]
Sam Sondalle ’11 publishes research work
Sam Sondalle ’11 of New Haven, Connecticut, has a significant publication in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The paper, “Fanconi anemia protein […]
Poet will read from her work Feb. 14
Poet Amy Ratto Parks will read from her work Thursday, Feb. 14, at Ripon College. The presentation will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Lane Library. […]
Sustainability in the workplace focus of panel at Ripon College Feb. 27
A panel of sustainability experts will be featured at a meeting of the Wisconsin Association of Energy Engineers (WAEE) at Ripon College Feb. 27. The […]
Students participate in state collegiate honors band
Six student musicians recently represented Ripon College in the Collegiate Honors Band of the National Band Association, Wisconsin chapter. The event was held at the […]
Panel to discuss mental health needs of youths, public policy
“Mental Health Needs for Young Americans and Challenges for Public Policy” will be a panel discussion held Feb. 20 at Ripon College. The event will […]