GMO’s, Veganism, Organic, Grazing, etc. all claim to be able to save the world, but what is the reality? Explore the complexities of feeding the
world as the climate changes. Discuss the ways agriculture can rise to this challenge.
Learn how to empower yourself with natural options using essential oils
Researching the cosmos with NASA may seem like science fiction, but a small group at Ripon High School did it! We'll be discussing what four students and a teacher did, what was found, and the impact that it may have in the classroom for the average student at Ripon High School.
Join the vibrant conversation, touching on the passion and the challenges that come along with building a dynamic brand and business from a small hometown. Being the best version of yourself and “getting after it” are the foundation for my lifestyle and business philosophies.
While living in a new country comes with many challenges, the joy and new experiences outweigh the discomfort. Journey with Nate discovering what it is like to be shaped and formed through living as a stranger in an exciting new place of the world.
Building and fostering community collaborations to address issues around opioid and other drug issues in the Ripon Community using a Four Pillar, multidisciplinary approach.
The Festival showcases films about people, wildlife, and eco-systems that are facing daunting challenges. Films and panels will focus on
promoting awareness of these issues that exist in the world.
The Green Lake Festival of Music was founded in 1979 by Professor Doug Morris, then Choir Director at Ripon College. How have the College and Festival worked together for years and what can we learn about partnering organizations within our community?
Discover the myriad of programs and resources designed to help caregivers build early literacy skills in preschool children and beyond! Also, get a first peek at rhymes, reasons, and renditions for a children’s Department renovation!
Strategies for Personal, Social, and Emotional Development or, Mindfulness by any other name is still as sweet.
Riponfest 2.0 is back in full force, not only are we holding an exciting event for the Ripon community year after year, but we also are raising funds for organizations around the town.
South Woods, an ancient forest with an important history, continues to provide Riponites, young and old, the opportunity to experience the beauty of its spring wildflowers and the unique light of its majestic trees and canopy. We will discuss the Woods, its history and the efforts being made to protect and preserve it.
According to federal data, Black people and White people have used illegal drugs at the same rate for decades. Why then are most people in prison for drug offenses Black? This conversation will explore the evidence for racial disparities at every level of our criminal justice system.
Why and how are music and war connected? Music in wartime fuels patriotism, maintains morale and carries propaganda, but it also consoles, protests, and expresses emotions that might otherwise go unvoiced.
Marc will recount stories of hauntings that have allegedly occurred at Ripon College. The group will also discuss his research experience interviewing paranormal investigators and tagging along on their investigations.