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Kaleb S Burns of Paulden, a member of the Ripon College Class of 2024, graduated during Commencement exercises held at the College May 12. Burns majored in Political Science.

Learning is good for the soul, especially at times when we feel discouraged or overwhelmed by life.

Thirty-five years ago, Harvard Law Prof. Alan Dershowitz prepared an introduction to a reprint edition of a “true crime” book that was even then sixty-five years-old. Dershowitz began by stating, “It was called ‘the murder of the century.’ The defense attorney was ‘the lawyer of the century.’ And this would be ‘the trial of the […]

The famous biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy has dropped out of the 2024 US presidential race and is endorsing former President Donald Trump. This decision of Vivek Ramaswamy left many of the supporters wondering about the reasons for his departure from this presidential race.

A House committee is holding a hearing Thursday to discuss the ongoing protests advocating for Palestinians in Gaza and anti-Semitism on college campuses.

Forget about state flowers and birds. Find out which state invented basketball, where the first skydiver jumped from, and other obscure state facts.

President emerita invokes spirit of Emerson, pushes back against recent criticisms.

David Keene of Newcastle, Wash., passed away in February 2024. He was born to Gene and Dorothy Keene. He grew up in Seattle, New Orleans, and White Salmon, Wash.

DENTON — Kennedy Thomason grew up as an avid reader of historical fiction.

Tiana is also the co-founder of LGBT+ VC, a nonprofit that aims to advance LGBTQ+ allied venture investors and founders.