With undergraduate commencement quickly approaching on May 11, finding a job right out of college is a priority for most seniors. It can be a stressful time, but the Cahill Career Center is dedicated to helping students find job opportunities and helping them work on important skills like resume building […]
Author: MATTHEW WIKFORS
Students showcase personal projects at Scholar’s Day
Scholar’s Day is an annual event that provides students across all disciplines with an opportunity to showcase their scholarly work. Last Wednesday, there were a total of 33 students across 16 different majors who presented their work during the poster session. Five of these students were also chosen by the […]
The New York Times loses blue checkmark, retains quality journalism
If the Elon Musk Twitter saga was an ongoing novel in the works, then his recent feud with The New York Times is its latest chapter. Musk previously announced that on April 1, Twitter would be removing verified checkmarks from legacy verified accounts that wouldn’t pay for Twitter Blue, the […]
Ramapo prepares for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
This April marks the 22nd official Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Ramapo began its observance on Monday with an opening proclamation in the Grove. Attendees were treated to cupcakes and had the opportunity to sign The Ramapledge, which is a pledge created by the Student Government Association and Office of […]
Violence Prevention Symposium shares resources for victim empowerment
The Women’s Center and LGBTQ+ Services, with the support of the Office of Violence Prevention (OVP) and Ramapo College, hosted the second annual Violence Prevention Symposium on Tuesday. This year’s theme was “Power-Based Violence, A Look Into College Life” and centered around legal resources available to victims of domestic violence […]
Visiting expert unpacks America’s fraught history with habeas corpus
Ramapo invited Professor Richard Salomon, a Department of Law Visiting Lecturer at West Point, to hold a discussion about civil liberties during times of war. The main topic was the Constitutional right of habeas corpus, its history and the struggle to find a balance between civil rights and national security. […]
Diversity Convocation welcomes activist Jamal Joseph
For the 17th annual Diversity Convocation, the college invited Jamal Joseph to be the keynote speaker. An energetic and lively speaker, Joseph engaged the large crowd that filled Sharp Theater. Joseph is a writer, producer, activist and poet. Most notably, he is a former member of the Black Panther Party […]
Mahwah EMS invites Roadrunners to ride-along
In conjunction with the Cahill Career Center, Mahwah Emergency Medical Services (EMS) hosted an information session about emergency medical technician (EMT) certification and volunteer opportunities to ride with them. The members of Mahwah EMS also spoke about the work they do and the job opportunities that being an EMT can […]
Ramapo fills Women’s HERstory Month with stories of strength
Women’s History Month began on March 1, and Ramapo kicked off its celebration with the opening proclamation on Thursday for Women’s HERstory Month. The month is commonly referred to such, which is fitting because this year’s national theme is “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories.” “This month, throughout the entire […]
Fresh Food Initiative provides food-insecure students with produce
The Fresh Food Initiative is the newest addition to the Center for Civic and Community Engagement Center’s (CCEC) We Care Program. As an extension of the services the food pantry offers, the Fresh Food Initiative provides fresh fruits and vegetables to students facing food insecurity. In an interview with The […]