In a time of political polarization and widespread uncertainty, the campus community gathered for a teach-in event examining the first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s administration. The event brought together faculty, staff and students to engage in four themed panels, the economy, environment, rights and the way forward. The […]
Author: Lida Kelyman
Ramapo IGG solves 70 year old mystery
Ramapo College’s Investigative Genetic Genealogy (IGG) Center finally brought closure to a 70-year-old mystery. Human remains discovered in Arizona in 2002 have now been identified as belonging to the U.S. Marine Corps Captain Everett Leland Yager, thanks to DNA analysis and collaborative research conducted by students, faculty and partners at […]
South Carolina escapes Elite Eight with win over Duke
In a back-and-forth match up at Legacy Arena Birmingham, Ala, No. 1 South Carolina held off No. 2 Duke, 54-50, to punch their ticket to a fifth straight Final Four appearance. Duke freshman Toby Fournier had a standout game with 18 points, six rebounds and three blocks, but the Gamecocks’ […]
Ramapo introduces Richard E. Fertel Emerging Scholars Endowed Prize
Ramapo College of New Jersey has announced the establishment of the Richard E. Fertel, z”l, Emerging Scholars Endowed Prize and Lecture in Holocaust and Antisemitism Studies, a new initiative made possible through the generosity of his wife, Bonnie Fertel. The recipient will receive an honorarium and the opportunity to deliver […]
News rundown: What you missed week of March 12
Somali Hotel Siege Ends After 24-hours Somali security forces ended a deadly 24-hour siege at a hotel in Beledweyne, Hiran, Somalia, on March 12. The death toll remains uncertain. Some reports indicate that six people, including two prominent elders, were killed. However, other witnesses claim the death toll was higher, […]
Maryland Terrapins secure spot in Sweet 16
In a thrilling second-round matchup of the 2025 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship, the Maryland Terrapins outlasted the Alabama Crimson Tide 111-108 in overtime to punch their ticket to the Sweet 16. The back-and-forth match featured six lead changes and 12 ties, making it one of the most exciting […]
The Ebony Social Women for Change hosts Paint Your Favorite Female Artist
The Ebony Social Women for Change hosted a Paint Your Favorite Female Artist event on Monday. The room filled almost immediately with dozens of excited students eagerly waiting to use their creativity to portray their favorite artists. Upon entering the event, students were offered two types of canvases to choose […]
News rundown: What you missed week of March 5
U.S. and Ukraine call for 30-Day ceasefire The U.S. and Ukraine called for a 30-day ceasefire in the ongoing conflict with Russia on Friday. The goal is to allow humanitarian aid to reach war-affected regions and provide time for peace negotiations. The ceasefire also allows the U.S. to resume security […]
19th Annual Diversity Convocation celebrates differences
The 19th Annual Diversity Convocation celebrated the power of differences, amplifying voices and embracing shared humanity. Rev. Nontombi Naomi Tutu, a motivational speaker, human rights activist and priest associate in Atlanta, delivered a message that highlighted the importance of human connection and the need to acknowledge humanity in others. Tutu, […]
Lacrosse wins against St. Joseph’s College Long Island
The Ramapo College women’s lacrosse team had an exciting week, picking up a hard-fought 15-13 win against St. Joseph’s College Long Island before falling to SUNY Maritime, 18-6. With these games, the Roadrunners now hold a 3-1 record for the season. Ramapo battled through a close game against St. Joseph’s, […]