McNair program provides research opportunities for Stephanie Alvarez ’16
Obesity prevention is a great interest of Stephanie Alvarez ’16, a psychology major from Chicago, Illinois, because of today’s high rates of obesity in children […]
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Kohler Foundation gifts works of art to Ripon College
From the Kohler Foundation’s Gifts of Art program, Ripon College has received works by three artists for its permanent collection: Jean Stamsta, Schomer Lichtner and […]
Biology field study opportunities benefit from Marshall’s experience
A student experience at the former Associated Colleges of the Midwest Wilderness Field Station in northern Minnesota revealed a whole new world to Lorilei “Lori” […]
Colucci questions Obama’s stance on chemical weapons for ISIS
Lamont Colucci, associate professor and chair of the politics and government department, published an opinion piece on NationalReview.com. In “Will Obama Allow ISIS to Have […]
Rafael Fransisco Salas publishes art reviews
Associate Professor of Art Rafael Francisco Salas had two reviews published in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in July. The reviews address two different displays on […]
Alumni give $1 million gift to Ripon College to promote study abroad
Ripon College has announced that Thomas ’72 and Suellen “Sudy” Reigle Altholz ’73 will give $1 million to Ripon College to promote study abroad experiences […]
Two versions of short story reflect their times
Katie Warczak ’16 of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, first read “Smoke, Lilies and Jade” during an English class taught by Assistant Professor of English Mary Unger at […]
Student research helped C.J. Thode ’04 decide his career direction
C.J. Thode ’04 is an assistant professor teaching organic chemistry at the College of St. Rose in Albany, New York. While a chemistry student at […]
Keeping the Ripon College campus beautiful takes a lot of attention
The Ripon College campus often is commended for its beauty. The people responsible for maintaining this beauty are part of the grounds department. The staff […]
Research broadens world-view for music major Laura Plummer Nielsen ’04
The liberal arts and sciences education she gained at Ripon College and the independent research she did as a student laid a foundation that has […]
The probability is, this collaborative research yielded a great new app
Probability has gotten a little easier to understand with joint research by Logan Soich ’15 of Franklin, Wisconsin, who majored in economics and mathematics, and […]
Thanks for the memories: Linda Mogicato Sasser ’75 gives people’s brain function a boost
Memory health and cognitive function are the focus of Linda Mogicato Sasser ’75 of Bloomingdale, Illinois, and she now is in her second year of […]
Colucci’s published work criticizes Obama’s foreign policy
Lamont Colucci, associate professor and chair of the politics and government department, recently published an opinion piece for U.S. News & World Report. In “Extremists […]
Supporting Ripon financially keeps Kimberly Larson ’08 connected
Ripon College is a special place that she continues to care for, says Kimberly Larson ’08 of Apple Valley, Minnesota. Her devotion and support of […]
Ripon College receives new Student Support Services grant of more than $1 million
A new five-year Student Support Services grant has been awarded to the Student Support Services program at Ripon College by the U.S. Department of Education, […]
Life at Ripon — Chuchen Tan ’16
Chapter 1: The Start of an Eventful Summer [Editor’s Note: Chuchen Tan ’16, Sara Driebel ’16, and Jacob Sahr ’16 are writing rotating monthly entries […]