Saturday, April 27, 2024
Ramapo hosted their 12th annual Scholar’s Day event on Monday, sponsored by the Office of the Provost. This year was the largest Scholar’s Day since the pandemic with 43 posters being presented. Scholar’s Day is an opportunity for the Ramapo community to celebrate students’ creative and scholarly achievements by showcasing […]
The Ramapo men’s and women’s tennis teams each split this past week, winning one match and losing the other as they continued on their journey of the 2024 spring season. First up, the men’s team played against The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) on Friday, with the Lions earning a […]
Ramapo’s American Cancer Society (ACS) hosted their biggest event of the year, Relay for Life, on Friday. Like every other year, the event was held in the Bradley Center Main Gym and ran from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. This year’s theme for Relay for Life was a pajama party […]
Looking for something sweet to watch with springtime weather rolling in? Season three of “Is It Cake?” is the next top show to watch. Released on March 29, the comedic baking show brings us back to a world full of suspense and fun, while also satisfying the cravings for a […]
Since 1995, Ramapo students have been offered an opportunity to do an alternative break over winter and spring breaks. During the 2024 spring break, students were once again offered this opportunity. The previous Assistant Director of Civic Engagement Karen Booth started the program in the fall of 1995. Booth founded […]
Ramapo’s Women’s Center hosted its Women’s Herstory Month Garden Party on Thursday, March 28, the final and closing event for the college’s Women’s Herstory Month celebrations. Students and faculty gathered in an elegantly decorated Friends Hall to participate in the momentous event. The event offered an array of tea desserts, […]
The Office of Violence Prevention (OVP) hosted their yearly tabling, Her Story Her Strength, on March 13. Set up in the Fishbowl, students were able to pass by the table and learn information about domestic violence and abuse. The tabling lasted for an hour, allowing students to ask questions and […]
The College Programming Board (CPB) hosted a movie screening of “Barbie” last Thursday. This screening was the club’s first Women’s History Month event that they have planned for the month. The event started out as usual with an introduction of the event and talk about the importance of Women’s History […]
A lot has happened in the world over the past week. Let’s catch up on the major news headlines: House passes bill to ban TikTok On Wednesday, the House passed a bill to force TikTok to split from its parent company or face a national ban. The vote for […]
Announced at the beginning of February through an email, the on-campus apartment-style residence, The Village, will be closing Quad 2 and parts of Quad 3 for renovations during the Fall 2024 semester. With an already stressful process of choosing where to live, closing the quads will only make that process […]
