The Changing Plans of College Students Amid COVID-19
By ALYSON KAUFMAN ADOBE SPARK: The Changing Plans of College Students Amid COVID-19 Gabby Ong, 20, was walking along Venice Beach in California, on her […]
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Weekend Dining Options On Campus Causes Outrage Amongst Students
MAHWAH – Students and faculty at Ramapo College of New Jersey are known to speak candidly about the nature of living on campus, often times […]
The Student Debt Crisis in America
BY WILLIAM FEOLA When Jessica Bryan entered Bergen Community College more than three years ago, she wanted to be just like the rest of her […]
Ramapo College Roadrunners’ Ice Hockey Team Aims for D3
By NICK TISO The Ramapo College Ice Hockey team, which is currently a D3 club team, is on a roll this season, and are poised for a […]
RCNJ NORML President: ‘I want to break the stigma…’
By JOSHUA MITTWOL When Mahmoud ‘Mac’ Soliman came to Ramapo College of New Jersey in 2011, he stumbled upon a student group that was trying to get the […]
College 101: From Stress to Success
By NICOLE SHANLEY College students around the globe are among the highest stress levels when faced with regulating the proper balance in their lives, studies […]
Cancer Survivor at Ramapo College
By KAJ PATEL When Sarah Dawidowicz was a sophomore at Sacred Heart University in 2012, she was just like every other teenage girl. She stressed over midterms […]
On the Road to Harvard
By BELLA SANTOS While some high school juniors planned visits to their colleges and universities of choice, Tom LaSalle of Washington Township, N.J. already had his eyes […]
Ramapo Provides Access Through Educational Opportunity Fund Program
By MEHNAZ LADHA Institutions of higher learning across N.J. participate in the state-funded Educational Opportunity Fund (EOF) program in an effort to provide students from […]
Commuting and Dorming at Ramapo: Seeing Both Sides
By ANTHONY ZURITA A big that step goes along with a student choosing a college is deciding whether to live there or commute. That decision, which […]
Higher Education Awareness Week at Ramapo
By HOPE PATTI Lack of state funding in higher education and increased tuition are continual problems colleges face, according to speakers kicking off Ramapo’s Higher Education Awareness […]
Ramapo Sees Upward Trend in International Students
By ANDY CHO MAHWAH, N.J. – Over the last few years, Ramapo College of New Jersey has more than doubled the number of international students. There […]
The American Dream: At the Intersection of Poverty and Education
By YOVANNA GARCIA When first-generation student and Honduran immigrant Jonathan Fuentes entered college in 2012, he learned that he was academically unprepared to succeed in […]
Balancing School and a Part-Time Job
By LISA RINO Ashley Spence, 21, Rockland County, has 10 hour days. She splits her time between studying medical sonography at Bergen Community College and […]
Coffee to the Rescue
BY LISA RINO On the run to class, probably late, book bag swinging over one shoulder, sweat droplets preceding down the forehead, IPhone in the […]
Fall 2015 Schedule Overhaul Sparks Forum
By YOVANNA GARCIA Nearly 100 students, faculty and staff attended a town hall meeting to ask questions about and learn the reasons behind the most […]
Ramapo comes together for “Die-In” demonstration
By CRYSTAL ROMAN Ramapo College students, faculty and staff staged a die-in protest on Dec. 8 after the grand jury decisions to not indict police […]