Photo courtesy of Matthew Wikfors. Professor Jeremy Teigen hosted a panel discussing present military tensions in Ukraine on March 1. President Cindy Jebb, professor Dean Chen and professor Julie George of Queens College served as panelists while professor Mihaela Serban served as moderator. The discussion took place in front of […]
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Instagram info-posts lack credibility for serious issues
Photo courtesy of Harlen Cruz. You remember the black square Instagram flood of 2020, and the following backlash which brought to common use the term “performative activism.” When someone performs activism, they do something with no real impact and claim to be part of a movement, just as so many […]
Ice hockey Roadrunners lose Emperor’s Cup finals to Farmingdale
Photo courtesy of William Jackson. This weekend was a tough end to the season for the Roadrunners, as after defeating Quinnipiac University in the semifinals, Ramapo fell to Farmingdale State University in the Emperor’s Cup Finals. Farmingdale State’s Brendan Dixson scored five minutes into the third period, sealing a 4-3 […]
I-287’s dangers incite push to renovate the aging road
The commute to Ramapo varies amongst students: some immediately take Route 17 while others first drive the I-287 overpass, an intersection known for its sharp curves and fast-moving trucks blindly veering off the road. In 2021 alone, state traffic records indicate that there had been three accidents at Exit 66 […]
“Euphoria” season 2 leaves fans with mixed reviews
Photo courtesy of Gage Skidmore, Flickr. Sam Levinson created what I can only accurately describe as Gen Z’s "Gossip Girl" in the past two seasons of “Euphoria.” The cultural obsession began with aesthetics — glittery eye looks and bold fashion — but upgraded this season to conversations about addiction, attachment […]
Counseling panel discusses how to combat imposter syndrome
Photo courtesy of Aaron Acevedo. Mental health is one of the most important factors regarding how one performs in everyday life, especially for students. In trying to focus on so many things, from classes to clubs and everything in between, it can be easy to lose oneself in the fold. […]
How college newswriting prepped Scott Yunker for nationwide writing
“Comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.” These are the words former editor-in-chief of The Ramapo News Scott Yunker Jr. lives by as he navigates his life as a professional journalist. Yunker, class of 2019, entered the newsroom for the first time his freshman year in 2015, starting off as […]
Dunkin’ is ready for spring with new seasonal menu
Photo courtesy of Emily Melvin. To help you spring into the season of new beginnings with the perfect caffeine boost to conquer your day, Dunkin’ has launched its Sips of Springtime collection, featuring five new drinks. Rich and festive, each macchiato, latte and cold brew offer a unique burst of […]
Parenting double standards judge moms where they praise dads
Photos courtesy of Anete Lusina, Pexels. Growing up, my mom worked two jobs. She worked a regular nine-to-five job as a secretary and as a bartender every other weekend. My Grandma, who we lived with, always told me to admire my mother for how hard she worked. My dad also […]
Ramapo commits to pushing female empowerment and making Herstory
Photo courtesy of Ramapo College Office of Marketing & Communications. The Women’s Center and LGBTQ+ Services gathered students, faculty and staff in Friends Hall on Feb. 28 for the opening proclamation of Women’s Herstory Month. Through this event, Ramapo College integrated the meaning behind the month into campus culture and […]