Monday, July 14, 2025
This Saturday, Mayday Parade, The Maine and We the Kings performed for a sold out crowd at the Bradley Center for Ramapo’s annual spring concert. “The spring concert is the toughest event that we program,” sophomore and publicity chair of the College Programming Board Max Zeigerman said. “[After a survey […]
On any Tuesday night, Ramapo College’s campus is full of energy and life. As the beautiful weather on Tuesday continued into the night, the campus was flooded with energized students. However, many were doing something a little different after dark-they were going back into the school’s buildings. Ramapo held an […]
Ramapo College recently installed its first professional business fraternity with a chapter in the oldest and largest such fraternity, Alpha Kappa Psi. The chapter was founded in large part due to the efforts of sophomore Kevin DeMaio, now the president of Ramapo's chapter, and some of his fellow members in […]
I am writing to congratulate the students of Ramapo on an incredible three days of programming and involvement on our campus. The Dancing with the Staff, Relay for Life and Spring Concert events on April 4th, 5th, and 6th created a string of opportunities for the Ramapo Community to be involved at […]
In response to the editorial, "Campus Engagement Point Housing System Disengages Students," this letter will attempt to clarify several facts about the housing selection process. Specifically, students are guaranteed housing on campus (as long as they have remained in housing since their first year) and may select their roommates. Regardless […]
There will likely be a new athletic club coming to Ramapo College for the fall 2013 semester. Ramapo freshman Chris Volk hopes to make the Ramapo Archery Club official this semester and begin physical activity in the fall. The club is still looking for new members as it finishes completing […]
The next Ramapo production to hit the Sharp Theater is “Pullman, WA” and “Church” by playwright Young Jean Lee. The curtain goes up on these two one-act plays on April 12, 13, 14, 18, 19 and 20. The production is directed by Professor Peter Campbell and stars a number of […]
It’s that time of the year again! The flowers are blooming, the birds are beginning to chirp and most exciting, it’s time to make the transition from your winter to spring wardrobe, which for many is something that has been awaited for many months. Of course, ladies are excited to […]
On this past Tuesday afternoon, Feminists United held a bake sale and clothing swap in Friends Hall. The event was co-sponsored by the Women’s Center. “We’ve done both equal pay bake sales and clothing swaps together. We did the bake sale around Valentine’s Day, and clothing swaps before I was […]
Legendary and beloved film critic Roger Ebert passed away due to complications from thyroid cancer this past week. Ebert was best known for his wickedly witty film reviews that were written with the upmost taste and impeccable style. The prolific writer published his reviews in the “Chicago Sun-Times” as well […]
