Racing to stay towards the top of the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC), Ramapo’s softball team struggled to keep pace last week, dropping two games against Rowan University on Thursday and splitting against Stockton University on Saturday’s Senior Day. The Roadrunners now stand at 24-7 overall and 8-6 in the […]
Author: William Jackson
Ramapo’s AFT chapter takes action to protect union’s mission
Ramapo’s American Federation of Teachers (RAFT) chapter has been active on campus this semester, taking steps to combat what they feel is an attack on their union and the education system as a whole by the Trump administration. “At Ramapo, as far as I know, there’s been zero problem [with […]
Katie Rygiel excels on and off the field
“Selfless.” That’s how Ramapo softball coach Bridgette Quimpo described Ramapo’s new hit queen Katie Rygiel. The 11th-year coach brought up a story about Rygiel’s sophomore year when the shortstop suffered a wrist injury and decided to play through the pain. “She still dove for every ball, went all out despite […]
Men’s volleyball enters Eastern College Athletic Conference playoffs
After a regular season that included many ups and downs for first-year coach Fernando Colon, the men’s volleyball team surged into the playoffs, winning eight of their last nine matches. The Roadrunners were able to climb all the way up the Skyline standings to clinch the No. 3 seed in […]
Softball shines with wins and new records
Ramapo has a new hit queen. Against Rutgers-Camden University last Tuesday, senior infielder Katie Rygiel roped a single into center field, placing her at 209 hits for her career — the most ever by a Roadrunner. Rygiel has been soaring to the top of the Ramapo softball record books this […]
Softball continues to impress with overall 15-2 record
In their first action since returning from THE Spring Games in Florida, the Ramapo softball team continued their scorching hot start to the season, winning five of six games against John Jay College, Hunter College and The College of New Jersey (TCNJ). The stretch improved Ramapo’s overall record to 15-2 […]
News rundown: What you missed week of March 26
Protest at Route 17 Tesla dealership Hundreds of people were at the Tesla dealership on Route 17 in Paramus N.J., on Saturday to display both support and disapproval of Elon Musk and the Trump administration. The day was originally scheduled to be a protest against Musk and Tesla beginning at […]
Softball excels on their annual trip to Clermont Florida for Spring Games
Ramapo’s softball team enjoyed a stellar beginning to their 2025 campaign with a 10-1 record on their annual trip to Clermont, Fla., for THE Spring Games. The Roadrunners’ one loss came in extra innings against the 16th-ranked team in the country, the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. The biggest win of […]
Musk’s ownership of X questions political figures place in social media
Algorithms. They’re something we hear about any time a new social media app sets the market ablaze. By now, most know how these algorithms are supposed to work. Whenever you interact with a post, companies use that data to curate your feed to show information you’re likely to continue interacting […]
Men’s basketball season comes to a close after successful run
In what was a banner season for the Roadrunners, the men’s basketball team fell short in the second round of the NCAA Division III tournament to the University of Mary Washington (UMW). Saturday’s loss marks the end of the line for Ramapo legends Peter Gorman, Justin Bladen, Anthony Corbo, Shane […]