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Student Support Services awarded new $1.4 million grant

A new five-year grant of $1.4 million has been awarded to the Student Support Services program at Ripon College by the U.S. Department of Education, […]

We did it together! #OneDayRally 2020 smashes records

The worldwide Ripon College community came together in this era of social distancing to smash all previous records for the annual #OneDayRally giving day. With […]

Joe Scanlong and students working at computer

Grant from National Science Foundation advancing chemistry research

A grant of $400,400 has been awarded to a program of the Midwestern Undergraduate Computational Chemistry Consortium (MU3C), of which Ripon College is a part. […]

#OneDayRally Final Totals: Gifts Received 1,446 and Dollars Raised $1,085,314

#OneDayRally hauls in more than $1M for Ripon Fund in 18 hours, 51 mins

Ripon College’s second annual #OneDayRally giving day was a success by all accounts. With more than eight hours remaining on Wednesday, May 1, the online […]

Alumnus Kyle Greene as a student on the cycling team riding the Ceresco Prairie mountain bike trail

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 […]

#OneDayRally Thank you!

#OneDayRally giving day engagement soars beyond expectations

After just 18 hours and 51 minutes and thousands of social media shares on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, Ripon College’s first-ever #OneDayRally giving day campaign […]

Don Anderson and President Messitte

Honorary Life Trustee Donald Anderson ’42 dies at age 97

Ripon College Honorary Life Trustee and prominent Wisconsin philanthropist Donald Anderson ’42 of Middleton, Wisconsin, died April 12, 2018, at the age of 97. Anderson, […]

Ripon receives $800,000 grant from Andrew W. Mellon foundation for new curriculum

Ripon College has received a four-year, $800,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support the implementation of the College’s new core curriculum, Catalyst. […]

Kohler Foundation supports 314 Project Space

Kohler Foundation grant supports upcoming 314 programming

The Kohler Foundation has awarded a $2,000 grant to support programming at 314: Ripon College Project Space in downtown Ripon for the next academic year. […]

Ripon College ready to break ground on new athletic and wellness facility

Ripon College will host a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday, April 21, at 11 a.m. on a multi-million project to renovate and expand the J.M. Storzer Center […]

Russo Family Endowed Scholarship aims to reduce student debt

“I attribute much of my success to the liberal arts education I received at Ripon,” says Richard Russo ’76 of East Grand Rapids, Michigan, a […]

Polarimeter

Ripon College receives grant for new chemistry instrument

The Ripon College Department of Chemistry has received a $10,000 Pittsburgh Conference Memorial National College Grant to purchase a digital polarimeter. This instrument will allow […]

President Messitte and Dean Wingenbach host Telephone Town Hall

President Zach Messitte and Vice President and Dean of Faculty Ed Wingenbach simultaneously called about 8,000 alumni and friends Oct. 13 to share updates on […]

Imagine Tomorrow

Ripon College celebrates historic $67 million Imagine Tomorrow campaign

On Saturday, Oct. 3, alumni and friends who supported Ripon College’s five-year Imagine Tomorrow comprehensive campaign gathered at the College to celebrate the campaign’s successful […]

Ripon College Receives $3.1 Million Estate for Faculty Professorship and More

Ripon College announced that it received a $3,187,515 from the estate of Patricia Parker Francis, a longtime friend and supporter of the College. “The Francis […]

Newly established fund helps student doing summer research

While they were students at Ripon College, both Mark Franzen ’83 and Janice Heinz Franzen ’83 conducted research and found the experience to be positive. […]