The Brooklyn Nets officially announced Jordi Fernández as their new head coach Monday, marking the fifth head coach the team has hired since Sean Marks took over as general manager in 2016. Fernández comes to Brooklyn after coaching with the Sacramento Kings for the past two seasons and is the […]
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Baseball takes on NJAC sitting at 22-12
The Roadrunners went 2-3 over the past week, falling twice to Kean University, splitting a doubleheader against Rutgers-Camden University on Saturday and topping Maritime College Tuesday afternoon. Ramapo now sits at 22-12 overall and their 9-5 New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) record places them third. Beginning with their home-away-from-home series […]
Sports round-up: What you missed week of April 17
Reggie Bush regains Heisman Trophy Reggie Bush, the winner of the 2005 Heisman Trophy, was awarded his trophy back Wednesday morning after it had been stripped from him for the past 14 years. Bush had his award taken away after allegations that he had been receiving benefits from his school, […]
Fans are disappointed with final ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ season
“Curb Your Enthusiasm,” Larry David’s 24-year-long project that followed his work on “Seinfeld,” has finally come to an end after the 12th season finished last week. The observational comedy has been a staple in the world of humor for many fans, and the final season offered a string of callbacks […]
Meghan Cortez-Fields opens up on emotionally challenging season
“There was nothing I wanted more than to just be home in my own bed, away from it all, but I couldn’t do that.” That’s only a sliver of what was going through the mind of Ramapo women’s swim team member Meghan Cortez-Fields amidst a whirlwind of media scrutiny. In […]
Sports round-up: What you missed week of April 3
UConn, South Carolina named national champions On Sunday afternoon, the South Carolina Gamecocks were crowned NCAA Champions for the third time under head coach Dawn Staley. Their 87-75 victory came against the Iowa Hawkeyes and superstar guard Caitlin Clark. South Carolina proved to be too much for Iowa thanks in […]
Ramapo softball takes wins against William Paterson and Rutgers-Camden
Over the weekend, the Ramapo softball team swept two New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) doubleheaders against William Paterson University and Rutgers-Camden University. The Roadrunners are now 6-0 in NJAC play and 17-3 overall on the season, tying them for first place in the conference with Rowan University. Beginning with Saturday […]
OVP and Office of Title IX host Sexual Assault Awareness Month Symposium
Consisting of faculty, students and local organizations, Ramapo held its annual Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) Symposium last Wednesday in the Trustees Pavilion. The event, which aims to hold conversations about ending sexual and relationship violence on campus, was hosted by the Office of Violence Prevention (OVP) and the Office […]
Baseball takes win and loss in NJAC doubleheader
The Ramapo baseball team took to the field against Montclair State University in their first New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) action of the year on Saturday. The Roadrunners split the doubleheader, winning game one 7-3 and falling in game two, 10-6. In the first game, junior Jack Martin got the […]
Men’s volleyball takes win against Yeshiva
With only three games remaining before the Skyline Conference playoffs, the men’s volleyball team has put themselves in prime position for a playoff spot with their 16-8 record, including having gone 13-2 in Skyline competition. Their stretch of high-level play continued Tuesday night with their 3-0 victory over Yeshiva University. […]