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
Ella Jane fights her way to the spotlight in ‘Marginalia’
Rising pop singer Ella Jane got her big break on TikTok in 2020 when her song “nothing else i could do,” which started as an AP Literature final project, went viral. She hasn’t slowed down since then, earning a record deal and releasing a slew of singles and two projects […]
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 […]
“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 […]
Swift and Antonoff deliver their strengths in “Midnights”
Ever since Taylor Swift announced her 10th album “Midnights” during MTV’s “Video Music Awards” back in August, fans and the general public alike have been anxiously awaiting the release. Swift has been busy these last few years with the surprise releases of “folklore” and “evermore,” as well as the recordings […]
Jazz trio fills Sharp Theater with sounds of Latin America
To close out Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month, the Berrie Center welcomed the Emilio Teubal Trio to play South American jazz live in the Sharp Theater. Teubal, the face of the trio and a successful pianist and composer, was accompanied by bassist Pablo Lanouguere and percussionist Rodrigo Recabarren. Playing in different Latin […]
SGA screens “The College Tour” episode spotlighting Ramapo
Months full of preparation, advertising and anticipation finally culminated on Thursday, Oct. 13 with “The College Tour” Screening Event, celebrating the release of Ramapo College’s episode of the TV show with trivia, prizes, snacks and sneak preview clips. The event, co-sponsored by the Student Government Association (SGA) and the Office […]
Charlie Puth wobbles in new album
After four years full of singles and TikTok videos, pop singer-songwriter Charlie Puth released his third album “CHARLIE” on Friday, Oct. 7. The album shows off his creativity and music production skills, but lyrically it lacks the depth that would make it truly shine. Since the start of his career, […]
‘Blonde’ bombs due to director’s bravado
When you hear that there’s a new movie about Marilyn Monroe, you’d probably expect it to be a biopic. That wouldn’t be an unreasonable guess given the popularity of biopics in recent years. Netflix’s new film “Blonde,” released on Sept. 28, is not a biopic though. It’s a fictionalized account […]
Indigenous teacher shares power of cultural preservation
Ramapo students and staff welcomed indigenous language teacher Nikole Pecore on Sept. 29 for “Lunchtime Talk: Indigenous Language Revitalization.” The event — funded by a Platinum Co-Curricular Grant from the Office of the Provost and the Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Compliance — was an insightful discussion about the […]