RCTV celebrated their student filmmakers on Thursday with their 52 Hour Film Festival screening. The club showcased the three films submitted during this semester’s 52 Hour Film Challenge, which lasted from 8 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 14 to midnight on Monday, Oct. 17. The 52 Hour Film Challenge is a […]
Author: REBECCA GATHERCOLE
Native American Heritage Month opens with indigenous voices
Oct. 31 may be Halloween, but the Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Compliance (EDIC) held a different kind of celebration at the Arch with the opening proclamation for Native American Heritage Month. The event featured President Cindy Jebb’s opening proclamation, then transitioned to a discussion on the Munsee language […]
Alex Woods connects campus to Women’s Center and LGBTQ+ Services
Alex Woods is the new coordinator of the Women’s Center and LGBTQ+ Services, and she began her role over the summer. As a recent graduate from the University of Delaware (UD), the time she spent in and out of the classroom during their college years shaped her as a person […]
Nurse practitioner shares health tips on campus walk
In an effort to promote student well-being, the Health Services Office (HSO) hosted an event titled “Walk With a Nurse Practitioner.” Students and staff engaged in a productive discussion on ways to improve the health of members of Ramapo College while taking a walk around campus. The event was also […]
Trans sex ed event dispels misinformation
The Women’s Center and LGBTQ+ Services partnered with Health Services to host “Clued-in: Trans Sex Education.” Megan Johnston, the health educator for the Center for Health and Counseling Services, and Theodore Bell, the student trans outreach coordinator, created a presentation and several games to combine education and entertainment. Attendees gathered […]
Trunk or Treat connects campus to community
Ramapo’s tennis court parking lot was buzzing with excitement as clubs, campus organizations and Greek life got in the Halloween spirit for the seventh annual Trunk or Treat by dressing up and decking out their cars to hand out candy to local children. The event on Thursday was sponsored by […]
Student disability panel validates visible and invisible conditions
As part of Disability Awareness Month, the Office of Specialized Services (OSS) hosted its yearly student disability panel last Wednesday, which was titled “See Us, Hear Us, Know Us.” The panel was a student-led discussion featuring students with both visible and invisible disabilities, which included an audience Q&A at the […]
Gross Center asks “Where are the Nazis?” in Russo-Ukranian War
The Gross Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies hosted an event this week about Nazis and fascism with a focus on claims that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the Ukrainian government and its people are Nazis. The event, titled “Where Are the Nazis? Memory and Myth in Russia and the United States,” […]
Outdoor dumpster overflow becomes a campus issue
The Village and the College Park Apartments (CPAs) are the only Ramapo residence halls with outdoor dumpsters. Waste Management (WM), Bergen County’s contracted removal service, empties the dumpsters on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Despite the frequency of pick-up, the average state of most dumpsters is overflowing. Students have brought their […]
“Readings at Ramapo” invites alum to share her work
Ramapo welcomed alum Carlie Hoffman to the York Room last Thursday as part of the “Readings at Ramapo” series to share her poems and insights with creative writing students. This was her first time presenting at this yearly series. Hoffman, ‘13, has authored three poetry books, one of which has […]