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How Ramapo administration is adapting to AI

On college campuses across the country one of the biggest questions being discussed between both faculty and students is the implementation of generative AI inside the classroom, Ramapo being no exception. As it stands, there is no universal guideline regarding the use of AI at Ramapo, though the academic integrity […]

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News round-up: What you missed week of Sept.18

Boeing offers striking workers a wage increase  32,000 Boeing workers near Portland and Seattle have been on strike since Sept. 13 to advocate for better wages. These strikers called for a 40 percent wage increase over four years and for their performance bonuses to be restored. Boeing stated that their […]

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The bears and the bees: Bear raids campus hives

Campus honey sales might be temporarily halted due to Ramapo’s bear population this semester as the Ramapo College Beekeeping Club is only working with one hive. Over the summer, one of the club’s hives was lost to a bear on the far edge of campus. “It actually happened twice,” said […]

News roundup: What you missed week of Sept. 11

​​A lot has happened in the world over the past week. Let’s catch up on the major news headlines:     Hurricane Francine Hurricane Francine made landfall on Sept. 11 in Louisiana as a Category 5 hurricane. This storm affected Louisiana, Florida, Texas and Mexico. Parts of Louisiana and Florida received […]

Trump and Harris debate ahead of 2024 elections

The first, and only, presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump was held by ABC on Tuesday, Sept. 10. Both Trump and Harris had a lot to lose going into this debate. Having only recently formally accepted the nomination at the Democratic National Convention in […]