This summer, Ramapo College announced its “Advance” plan, a document outlining new and revised safety measures and regulations intended to prevent sexual misconduct and alcohol abuse on campus. The document is intended for the entire campus community and its recommendations are expected to be put in place in the coming […]
Author: ANDREW LEIGHT & SAMANTHA SPROVIERO
The Atrium Receives Redesign for Fall Semester
Photo by Nicole Williams Over the summer, Ramapo College renovated the Atrium on the lower level of the Student Center, updating the cafe with a modern design to give it an open feel and a bright and welcoming atmosphere. With the Atrium’s new operating hours (open Monday through Thursday 7:30 […]
Semester Begins with Report of Sexual Assault
A 19-year-old female Ramapo College student was allegedly sexually assaulted by another student on Sept. 1 in the Overlook residence hall, according to police. The alleged incident occurred at approximately 1:15 a.m., according to the police report. The woman told Mahwah Police that she had met the alleged assailant earlier […]
Georgia Native Betty Cantrell Crowned Miss America
Photo Courtesy of Disney ABC Television Group, Flickr Creative Commons Miss Georgia, Betty Cantrell, took home the much-sought-after title of Miss America on Sunday, running on the platform “Healthy Children, Strong America.” Cantrell stunned during her talent portion and overcame a bizarre question in the interview round before being crowned […]
Ramapo Offers Self-defense Course for Women
Photo Courtesy of Giancarlo Sepulveda Wednesday evening, Ramapo held its second Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) course for women in the Alumni Lounges. Lead by Public Safety Officer and Campus Outreach Officer Will Holmes, the course serves as a part of Ramapo’s efforts to increase campus safety. “We found out that the […]
Students React to New Fall Schedule, Task Force Prepares Revisions for Spring
As the new school year begins, so too does a new schedule. Due to difficulties with the previous schedule in living up to federal and Middle States regulations that legitimize institutions of higher education, specifically with regard to the Course Enrichment Component, or CEC, once unique to the College, Ramapo […]
Fall Semester Brings New Gender Inclusive Bathrooms
Photo by Nicole Williams Along with the opening of the Adler Center for Nursing Excellence, the start of the fall semester has brought along the unveiling of the College’s three new gender neutral restrooms. Located on the first floor of the Adler Center, as well as on the first floor […]
President Mercer Addresses Sexual Assault and Alcohol Policies in State of the College
Photo by Nicole Williams President Peter Mercer spoke to a packed house last Wednesday in Friends Hall to address topics like the College’s alcohol policy and new sexual assault prevention programs in his State of the College address. Instead of beginning with a word from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English, […]
Credit and Debit Cards Now Accepted at Dining Halls
Photo by Steve Fallon Ramapo College dining services are now officially accepting credit and debit cards at all locations due to customer demand. This includes the Atrium, Birch Tree Inn, Pavilion, Curtain Call Café and C-store. The College announced this upgrade on April 15. “It’s giving more service to the customer,” […]
Late Members of the Ramapo Community Honored
Photo by Steve Fallon This Wednesday, Ramapo College held its annual Remembrance Day. Established in 2005 by Ramapo’s Board of Trustees, the day is meant to honor and reflect upon those in the Ramapo community who passed away during the previous year. President Peter Mercer led the ceremony. “Our honorees […]
