Ramapo College’s Biology Club hosted a Rock Decorating event at their latest meeting on Wednesday, April 16, in room A221. Students in attendance were able to write positive messages or create inspiring images on the tiny rocks that were provided by the club. Attendees were told to place their decorated […]
Author: Julia Caramagna
College students face getting their visas revoked by their own schools
After President Donald Trump’s announcement of deportations taking place in the U.S., college students are facing their visas being revoked by their own schools. With little notice to the schools, the government has been terminating students’ legal residency status. Last month, almost 300 international students in 29 states had their […]
‘Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing’ is shockingly tragic
Netflix’s latest original series, “Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing,” showcases how dangerous it is for young children to grow up having careers on YouTube. The three-episode series focuses around a group of “kidfluencers” called “The Squad” who completed different internet challenges and featured in silly videos on platforms […]
‘Snow White’ live action has some unfortunate flaws
When it comes to Disney’s live-action films, they end up being pretty good or pretty terrible. For the most part, I have felt positive after watching the live-action adaptations. The newest addition to this film universe, “Snow White,” is a great film with some unfortunate flaws — spoilers ahead. The […]
‘Avengers: Doomsday’ lacks female roles
Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) watched an Instagram live hosted by the official Marvel Studios page that announced the cast for their 2026 film “Avengers: Doomsday” on Wednesday afternoon. As names were announced every 15 minutes by unveiling director’s chairs on the set of the film, Sebastian Stan […]
Project Arch hosts The Freedom of Speech Fair
Project Arch came through for Ramapo students with another exciting event in Friends Hall last week. The organizers held the event to celebrate democracy and every American’s right to exercise their freedom of speech and expression, specifically focusing on the power of words. According to their website, Project ARCH, or […]
‘Eternal Sunshine’ deluxe lives up to expectations
After being completely snubbed at the Grammy Awards in February, “Wicked” star Ariana Grande released the deluxe version of her 2024 album “eternal sunshine” on Friday. “eternal sunshine deluxe: brighter days ahead” features six new songs, both emotional and upbeat. The songs are also very similar to the tracks on […]
Copenhagen Fashion Week commendably displays sustainability
In this year’s Copenhagen Fashion Week, the event was faced with harsh yet rightfully deserved policies in order to provide sustainability. In a world where teenage girls are ordering their clothes from fast fashion websites such as SHEIN and Fashion Nova, and now that the Trump Administration has cut ties […]
‘I Said I Love You First’ is emotionally powerful
Singer and actress Selena Gomez released her fourth album — eighth if you include her time in Selena Gomez & The Scene — titled “I Said I Love You First” on Friday with fiancé Benny Blanco as the producer. The album is definitely a self-reflection of everything she has gone […]
Women’s Center and LGBTQ+ Services host Hidden Gems Pop-Up Shop
The Women’s Center and LGBTQ+ Services hosted another Hidden Gems Pop-Up Shop at the Trustees Pavilion to celebrate Women’s Herstory month on Friday, March 7. The pop-up featured different small businesses and vendors that are all women- and queer-owned. Each store featured different items from each other, such as necklaces […]