Australian singer and songwriter Sia Kate Isobelle Furler, or plainly called Sia, released a new single, “Fame Won’t Love You,” with media personality and businesswoman Paris Hilton on April 19. The cover art features Sia’s well-known bob in a light salmon color sporting a pink bow and matching heart-shaped sunglasses. […]
Author: Peyton Bortner
UAA hosts lively Asian Expo
Ramapo’s United Asian Association (UAA) hosted its annual Asian Expo on Tuesday in Friends Hall. The walls were decorated with flags from various Asian countries and the room was illuminated with red lighting. There were various booths including a henna stand where people could get small designs on their hands. […]
Ramapo’s track and field competes at Coach Pollard Invitational
Ramapo’s men’s and women’s track and field teams competed at the Coach Pollard Invitational at Moravian University on April 20. In the 400m dash, junior Terrell Lockett finished in second place with a personal best time of 49.60 seconds while freshman Logan Natale finished sixth overall with a personal best […]
Small animals in dorms would improve mental health
When people decide to live on campus, it can be tough for many reasons, as they could be far from home, especially their pets. I know I struggled with this change, going from having pets around me all my life to being alone without a furry companion to care for. […]
‘The Wolves’ run kicks off in Sharp Theater
The theater department put on a new show in the Sharp Theater that’s bound to spark some laughter and gasps. “The Wolves,” written by Sarah DeLappe and directed by theater professor Terra Vandergaw, follows multiple stories about a girls’ indoor soccer team. This is a sort of passion project for […]
Lilyisthatyou releases new whimsical single
I recently discovered Toronto-based popstar Lily Davies, known as Lilyisthatyou, and I have been interested in her music since. Her song “SIREN” is what captivated me with its rhythmic pattern and her unique voice. She accentuates the words of her songs in such a way that she catches listeners’ attention […]
Track and field race at TCNJ Invitational
The Ramapo College men’s track and field team competed on April 13 at the TCNJ Invitational hosted by The College of New Jersey. Crossing the finish line at 4:07.67, sophomore Ryan Pena won the 1500m race. He also finished fifth in the 800m run at 2:00.81. Freshman Logan Natale recorded […]
Lacrosse takes loss against TCNJ in first NJAC game
The Ramapo lacrosse team fell 20-1 to The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) on April 6 in their first New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) game of the season. The Roadrunners now stand at 0-1 in the conference and 3-6 overall. In the first quarter, the Lions started off with Ally […]
ENHANCE hosts panel for Autism Acceptance Month
April brings not only the beginning of spring, but the celebration of Autism Acceptance Month (AAM). This celebration offers the opportunity to highlight the autistic experience as well as educate others about how varied the autism spectrum is. Ramapo’s ENHANCE program, a therapeutic program dedicated to helping students on the […]
Biden faces backlash for addressing Transgender Day of Visibility
Here is the first note I would like to make before continuing: I do not love President Joe Biden, but I can acknowledge when he does something right. On Easter, as well as Transgender Day of Visibility (TDV), he released two separate statements acknowledging and celebrating both holidays. This was […]