Photo courtesy of Ramapo Athletics. This past weekend, the men's and women's outdoor track and field teams competed at two meets. The Roadrunners were split up as some traveled to Moravian College for the Greyhound Invitational while others went to compete at Princeton University in the Larry Ellis Invitational. At […]
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From the newsroom to the courtroom: past editor-in-chief reflects
Photo courtesy of Alison Sutak. As a reporter for The Ramapo News, Alison Sutak did not expect her first story to cover the start of the Iraq War in 2003. She remembers technical adviser Dan Sforza assigning this pitch to her and Joe Tropia and, a semester later, promoting the two […]
Low enrollment prompts Ramapo to promote minor programs
Photo courtesy of Tori D'Amico. As minor programs continue to grow at Ramapo, the college has begun to see an upward trend in overall minor enrollment status over the last five years, according to recent reports from the college’s Institutional Research census files. At the same time, however, these numbers vary […]
Men’s baseball gets apt revenge over Swarthmore
Photo courtesy of Ramapo Athletics. The Ramapo College baseball team played a doubleheader against Swarthmore College. In the first game, Ramapo lost 8-7 and in the second game they won by the same exact score. With the doubleheader split, the Roadrunners' record moved to 7-8 while Swarthmore moved to 7-12. […]
Ramapo News and great professors fueled this editor-in-chief’s future
Photo courtesy of Megan Anderle. As editor-in-chief, Megan Anderle created a staff which was determined to make their paper by deadline no matter the challenges thrown at them. She recounts a night where not only did her car break down on her way to production night, but a false report of […]
“Fresh” actors cannot save abysmal screenplay
Photo courtesy of Gage Skidmore, Flickr. Mimi Cave’s directorial debut “Fresh” premiered on Hulu on March 4. With a runtime of almost two hours and the leading roles filled by respected names, this film promised to titillate audiences seeking a lengthy, darkly comedic thrill ride. We went in expecting an entertaining […]
How the liberal arts can lay career foundations
Photo courtesy of Gloria Jeong. Pat Wadors graduated from Ramapo College in 1987, but returned to campus Monday, March 7 to talk with President Jebb at the latest “Future Series” installment. Before their fireside chat, Wadors was part of a roundtable discussion for students to speak directly with her about how […]
New Ramapo theater production was a risk that paid off
Photo courtesy of Kira Constantine. “A tree, a field, a wood” are three phrases that stand out on the program for Ramapo’s Mainstage production of “DNA” by Dennis Kelly. As you sit in the audience, you feel like you are sitting in a field, amongst the trees, watching a group of […]
Former editor-in-chief embraces mentorship passions
Photo courtesy of Nicole Alliegro. Hurricane Sandy left thousands of homes damaged, millions without power and almost all of New Jersey devastated. Ramapo closed its offices, effectively shutting down their campus that day, but 2012 Editor-in-Chief Nicole Alliegro and her news staff met to initiate their first major breaking news story. […]
Baseball season starts with two hard-fought wins
Photo courtesy of Ramapo Athletics. The Ramapo College baseball team started its season off on the right note on Sunday, March 6 with a doubleheader sweep against St. Joseph’s Long Island (SJLI). The Roadrunners walked out of Opening Day with a 2-0 record, and they won both games in convincing fashion. […]