Student Life

Life Outside the Classroom

At Ramapo a lot of learning (and a lot of fun) takes place outside the classroom.

We encourage our students to get involved in student life. Being involved is a valuable part of campus experiences, and also gives individuals the opportunity to explore new outlets. With many organizations and programs to choose from, we feel that our special interest clubs are especially varied to allow for extremely specific intellectual explorations for our students.

Residence Life

Residence hall living provides opportunities for students to gain a variety of experiences that supplement and complement formal classroom learning.
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Student Activities at Ramapo College

Center for Student Involvement (CSI)

CSI and over 100 clubs and organizations provide events and other programming around social, cultural, academic, community service, fraternal, political, and recreational interests.
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Athletics at Ramapo College

Athletics

For those with a competitive spirit, Ramapo College has a variety of Varsity and Intramural sports to participate in.
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Ramapo Spotlight - Achyut Gautam

"Ramapo is a coming together of cultures, and it strives continuously to make smooth the cultural transition for international students. Semester-long events are centered on the interests of international students, but there is also involvement of other student body organizations. This interaction has helped me and other students coming from different cultural background to acclimate quickly to the... READ MORE >

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Accounting Meet and Greet - Career Center
The Cahill Career Development Center held an Accounting Meet and Greet on September 19, 2017. The Career Center brought in representatives from a variety of accounting firms for students to learn more about the field, explore their options, seek out internships, and/or position themselves as graduating seniors for consideration of employment.

Latin@ Heritage Month Proclamation
Campus joined the Office of Equity and Diversity Programs on September 18 to proclaim the start of Latin@ Heritage Month and learn about the month’s upcoming events. Questions? Email oed@ramapo.edu

Student Involvement Fair Showcases Ramapo's 100+ Clubs and Organizations
Students were able to meet with representatives of Ramapo College's 100+ clubs and organizations during the Student Involvement Fair on September 13, 2017. For more info, please visit: www.ramapo.edu/clubs/

Campus Celebrates Opening of New Office of Violence Prevention
On September 13, 2017, Ramapo College celebrated the opening of the Office of Violence Prevention in C-216. The Office will provide a variety of resources to Ramapo students: www.ramapo.edu/student-affairs/ovp/

Commuter Affairs Welcomes #RCNJcommuters with Breakfast
Commuter Affairs hosted the first Commuter Breakfast of the fall semester on September 7, 2017. Commuters enjoyed free bagels, coffee, and doughnuts on their way to class.

Campus Remembers September 11
Ramapo College students, staff and faculty gathered at the Arch to reflect on the tragic events of September 11, 2001. www.ramapo.edu/news/press-releases/campus-remembers-septe...

Students Enjoy an Outdoor Screening of Wonder Woman
The College Programming Board hosted an outdoor screening of the film Wonder Woman in the Laurel Courts on September 8, 2017.

Author Jon Ronson Delivers Opening Convocation Address
Welsh author and journalist Jon Ronson delivered the keynote address at the Opening Convocation on September 5, 2017. Ronson discussed his book, So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed, which was chosen as the summer reading selection for first-year students. The book concerns the effects of public humiliation in the Internet age, with a particular focus on Twitter. Full story: www.ramapo.edu/news/press-releases/author-jon-ronson-deli...

Arching Our Newest Roadrunners for Fall 2017
Members of the Class of 2021 and new transfer students participated in the Ramapo College tradition of Arching. Students walk up Mansion Road and shake President Mercer's hand as an official start to their college experience. A few years later, when they graduate, students walk down Mansion Road to complete the circle.

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