Monday, June 30, 2025
The Center for Health and Counseling Services facilitated Sex Toy Bingo with co-sponsors the College Programming Board and Women’s Center on Thursday. This event was a fun and inviting for students to learn about sex in a safe atmosphere. The event started out with a 20-minute slideshow that gave the […]
This month, the Women’s Center is celebrating its 50th anniversary with events and educational exhibitions during Women’s Herstory Month. For the first week in March, the windows in the Fishbowl were decorated with photos, drawings and notes, detailing the history of the Women’s Center on campus. “One of my main […]
The 19th Annual Diversity Convocation celebrated the power of differences, amplifying voices and embracing shared humanity. Rev. Nontombi Naomi Tutu, a motivational speaker, human rights activist and priest associate in Atlanta, delivered a message that highlighted the importance of human connection and the need to acknowledge humanity in others. Tutu, […]
Ramapo College kicked off Women’s History Month on Monday, March 3, with an opening proclamation hosted by the Women’s Center. Students and faculty gathered in the Alumni Lounges to hear from the Rampo community regarding the importance of the month and how it is celebrated at Ramapo. Assistant Director of […]
The men’s volleyball team has a three-game win streak after victories against SUNY Purchase College and Manhattanville University over the weekend. The trips to Purchase, N.Y. on Friday and Monday were certainly worth the trek, with both games in the Skyline competition. The team defeated Purchase College in a decisive […]
Chile electrical difficulties A state of emergency was declared after an electrical blackout sparked most of Chile on Tuesday night. According to The National Disaster Prevention and Response Service, 14 of the country’s 16 regions were affected by the blackout. By Wednesday, about 90% of homes, businesses and all public […]
Alfred Earl Green, a 70-year-old man, was arrested by the Phoenix Police force on Thursday, Feb. 21 as a suspect for a first-degree murder committed four decades ago. Lachelle “Shelly” Jeannine Waite was killed in her home in 1986 by strangulation, at only 18 years old. While Green was a […]
Caught in the midst of an ever-changing situation, Ramapo College is attempting to adapt to education policy alterations from the administration of President Donald Trump. On Feb. 14, the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) Office for Civil Rights (OCR) sent a “Dear Colleague” letter to public colleges and universities across […]
The Office of Violence Prevention kicked off Women’s HerStory Month on Monday, March 3 with a tabling in the Fishbowl titled “Her Story: Our Fight.” Sophomore Psychology Major and Violence Intervention Peer Brooke Newland put the tabling together, displaying an interactive board where students passing by could learn important statistics […]
Students hanging out around Kameron Pond at the start of the spring semester this January might have noticed that the Salameno Spiritual Center and its two half-moon-shaped buildings have been completely removed from campus. Over Ramapo’s winter break, the demolition of the Spiritual Centers structures left a vacancy next to […]
