Ramapo’s women’s lacrosse team put up another fight against The College of New Jersey (TCNJ), falling 21-2 against the undefeated Lions on Wednesday, April 16. The Roadrunners now hold a 5-6 overall and a 0-3 in the New Jersey Athletic Conference. The Lions started off the game roaring, with Marissa […]
Author: Liv Parisi
‘The White Lotus’ star receives unwarranted criticism about her appearance
“The White Lotus” star Aimee Lou Wood has been getting a lot of attention recently and not for her great acting. The star has been in the spotlight for her distinct gap-tooth look, with some praising her for her unique look and many simply being cruel. Wood has expressed her […]
Ramapo celebrates 13th annual Scholars’ Day
Ramapo welcomed everyone to Friends Hall on Monday, to celebrate the achievements of select students for 13th annual Scholars’ Day. Scholars’ Day is celebrated each year towards the end of the spring semester, as an opportunity to honor and celebrate students’ achievements. The event showcases students’ work from the 2024-25 […]
OVP hosts human trafficking tabling
The Office of Violence Prevention (OVP) hosted a tabling event to raise awareness on human trafficking last Tuesday, with Violence Intervention Peer (VIP) Jordyn Arkhurst sharing the information. The table had facts regarding what human trafficking is, how to protect yourself and others, warning signs of trafficking and more. “It’s […]
‘Death of a Unicorn’ is magically grotesque
Yet another thrilling A24 film was released to theaters at the end of March, starring Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega. “Death of a Unicorn” follows the interesting and magical journey of Elliot (Rudd) and his teenage daughter Ridley (Ortega) as the pair travels to the Canadian Rockies in an attempt […]
Chappell Roan should just stay quiet
Lesbian pop-princess Chappell Roan is making headlines again, with her recent comments on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast hosted by Alex Cooper. Roan made it clear during the 2024 election cycle in interviews with Rolling Stone and The Guardian that she sees no need, as a pop star, to discuss […]
Proclamation kicks off the start of EOF Awareness and APIDA Heritage Month
An event to commemorate Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Heritage and Educational Opportunity Fund Awareness month was held on April 3 in the Alumni Lounges. Hosted by the Offices of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Compliance (EDIC) and the EOF Program, the event was kicked off with speakers, Associate Director […]
Lucy Dacus gets vulnerable in new album
Lucy Dacus, member of supergroup “boygenius,” is the first out of the trio to release a solo album since the gang went on a hiatus. Dacus released “Forever is a Feeling” on Friday and she certainly did not disappoint. Dacus jumps between indie rock and indie folk genres in her […]
Roll the credits: Students debate binge watching television shows
PRO In a world of efficiency and convenience, we have access to thousands of television shows and movies on various streaming platforms at the tip of our fingers. New seasons of shows are being released daily, and it is tempting to sit down and watch it all in one sitting. […]
‘Hamilton’ understandably cancels performance plans
The famous broadway musical “Hamilton” has announced its plans to no longer perform at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. next year. The reason for the cancellation was cited by the show’s producer to be President Donald Trump’s recent involvement in the center. Trump […]