Saturday, July 5, 2025
As students return to campus they are greeted by familiar and unfamiliar faces. One new addition to the Ramapo community is Jason Balson, the new director of Public Safety on campus who was hired over the summer. Balson officially started at Ramapo on July 29th and has been met with […]
SGA holds a 9/11 memorial with a sea of American flags To honor the lives lost on the tragic event of 9/11, Ramapo’s Student Government Association reprised their annual tradition of decorating the grounds by the Arch with small American flags. Students passed the display on their way to class, […]
Jenna Vesey Navigating college, keeping up with school work and staying active on campus are not simple tasks. Senior Jenna Vesey, however, makes it look easy. As a bioinformatics major with a minor in neuroscience, she has a lot under her belt here at Ramapo but continues to spread positivity […]
The commencement schedule looks different than usual this year for the Class of 2024. With the spring semester concluding on May 15, around a week later than is typical, the undergraduate commencement ceremony and celebratory activities have been pushed back, too. Undergraduate commencement, located at the Prudential Center in Newark […]
Elections for the Student Government Association (SGA)’s leadership in the upcoming 2024-25 school year have officially been finalized. SGA made the elections available to students through unique surveys sent to their email addresses from April 15-18. Results were posted on Friday, April 19. The positions up for election were president […]
OVP hosts Yoga in the Yard The Office of Violence Prevention (OVP) hosted their yearly Yoga in the Yard event on April 17. Counseling Services joined OVP in hosting this event to honor Sexual Assault Awareness Month. OVP student peers, as well as members of Counseling Services, gathered in the […]
Ramapo’s United Asian Association (UAA) hosted its annual Asian Expo on Tuesday in Friends Hall. The walls were decorated with flags from various Asian countries and the room was illuminated with red lighting. There were various booths including a henna stand where people could get small designs on their hands. […]
The Civic Community Engagement Center (CCEC) hosted the 60th Anniversary of Freedom Summer Installation in the Alumni Lounges on April 16. The installation was an interactive exhibit highlighting the history of the 1964 voter rights campaign in Mississippi. The Installation was put together by senior psychology major Sydney Mattea and […]
A lot has happened in the world over the past week. Let’s catch up on the major news headlines: Israel and Iran tensions flare Relations between Israel and Iran worsened last week after an Israeli strike within Iranian borders. Air defense systems were activated in multiple Iranian provinces last […]
National Library Week In recognition of National Library Week, librarians from the George T. Potter Library handed out free snacks and bookmarks in the Learning Commons last week. “We’re happy with everybody who’s stopping by and is engaged and interested with what we’re doing. We want to continue providing good […]
