Friday, May 3, 2024
Photo courtesy of Gage Skidmore, Wiki Dr. Murray Sabrin, a former professor of finance and founder of Ramapo’s Sabrin Center for Free Enterprise, hosted a virtual talk called “Free Market Universal Health Care: ‘An Idea Whose Time Has Come”’ on Wednesday. He spoke about his new book, “Universal Medical Care […]
Photo by Jenna Craig Gov. Phil Murphy visited campus Wednesday to attend the opening ceremony of the Peter P. Mercer Learning Commons, an 80,000- square-foot building that features four floors of study space. The third and fourth floors were opened for tours Wednesday, while the first and second remain under […]
Photo courtesy of Ramapo Athletics It was a rough game on Saturday for the Ramapo College Men’s Soccer team, with a heartbreaking loss to Rowan University, 1-0. This loss pushed the Roadrunners to an even 3-3 on the season, including 1-2 at home. Head coach DJ Pinton went into the […]
Photo courtesy of Ramapo Athletics The Ramapo College field hockey team won in convincing fashion Saturday, putting up a 9-0 win over Centenary University at the Athletic Center. The Roadrunners have now improved their record to 6-1. Coming into the day on a three-game winning streak, head coach of […]
Photo courtesy of Hanna Allison Common areas and individual dorm rooms were transformed into stages last weekend when Ramapo’s theater department live-streamed a virtual production of “Stop Kiss” by Diana Son. The play tells the story of finding love in unlikely places and dips into topics like homophobia and […]
Photo courtesy of Molly Christie Molly Christie, a rising senior at Ramapo, has launched a small business. Although she’s majoring in elementary education and minoring in psychology, she opened up a small art business on Instagram, Christie Creations. She makes many different kinds of stickers, Spotify song code plaques […]
Photo courtesy of Ramapo College Theater From multitasking between several monitors, managing live sound cues and delivering items to the actors, the students of Ramapo’s first virtual play have been working harder than ever to keep theater alive amidst the pandemic. “The Diaries of Adam and Eve,” ran almost […]
Photo courtesy of Ramapo SGA, Instagram Oktoberfest is a staple fall tradition at Ramapo. Each year, one would be hard-pressed to find a student not wearing their free t-shirt roaming around campus, enjoying the events. Of course, like everything else in 2020, this is not quite the same now. Though […]
Photo courtesy of Timothy Eberly, Unsplash Fall has made its presence known with cooler weather, hints of color in the leaves and stores putting out Christmas merchandise. Well, perhaps we have a little time before Christmas, but fall is certainly a fleeting season and must be cherished before it departs. […]
Photo courtesy of Daniellek0512, Wikipedia Last semester was marred by the COVID-19 pandemic causing unprecedented campus closings at colleges and universities across the world. Ramapo College was no exception. At first, Ramapo announced a two week extension to the regularly scheduled spring break. During this time the pandemic worsened and […]
