Thursday, July 17, 2025
Professor of Communications Neel Scott sought to dispel myths about experimental film in his lecture, “Cinema + Sound: Finding the Cinematic” on Friday. Experimental film is often associated with a series of nonsensical and confounding scenes that have little point or purpose; however, Professor Scott attempted to convince students that […]
Acrobatic choreography combined with physical comedy and visual effects distinguished “Galumpha,” Sunday’s Sharp Theater show. The goal of “Galumpha” was to create a sensory experience for the audience, leaving them laughing and amazed. The performers demonstrated their physical strength and flexibility with difficult lifts and stunts.
As voters enter polling places Nov. 5th, the question of a livable wage looms over the heads of many people in New Jersey. The ballot will be asking voters if they wish to raise New Jersey's minimum wage from $7.25 to $8.25. This could mean that residents who make minimum wage […]
The month of October is a special time of year for avid sports fans. Major League Baseball is drawing to its conclusion as Boston and St. Louis face off in the World Series, The National Football League is in full swing, hitting its halfway point of the season, and the […]
Social media has both positive and negative effects on society. In today's age, the Internet is often used as a tool to insult others and spew words of hatred. People often hide behind their keyboards because it is easier than confronting someone simply because they are scared. Social media users, […]
The revamped movie "Carrie" brought back the same horrors from the original Stephen King tale for the new generation. The plot remained the same for the most part, escalating during the main points in the movie. Chloe Grace Moretz takes on the role of disturbed and reserved girl Carrie White. […]
For those of you who don’t know me, I am Lauren Fuhring, your Student Government Association Vice President. Your SGA President Vinny Guinta wrote a previous blog to reach out to the student body and encourage campus involvement. I am writing this to reach out to you as well, but […]
Jeremy Higginson, captain of the Ramapo College roller hockey team, has high hopes for the 2013-2014 season. After a disappointing season last year that saw the Roadrunners finish last in the Eastern Collegiate Roller Hockey Association division three and post a regular season record of 3-8-1, the Ramapo junior has […]
On Tuesday, Sam Killermann discussed his experiences with snap judgments, identity and oppression to help students feel comfortable in their own queer skin in honor of Queer History Month. “I wanted to target the male students on campus in order to create a safer space for the queer-identified people on […]
The Ramapo College men and women’s swim teams opened their season with big victories against Fairleigh Dickinson University Florham on Thursday at the Bradley Center. The men’s captains, senior Maciej Maj and juniors Phil Sokoloff and Anthony Cusmano, led the men to a 124-62 victory. For the women’s team, captains […]
