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Lauren David, Class of 2023

The Black Student Union is in the midst of creating a number of resources. We are looking to implement a mentorship program with the local community of Newtown, an Africana Living Learning Community, full scholarships for underrepresented students, and mental health resources including seminars on black health. However, most of […]

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Jamar Thomas, Class of 2025

It is not really cliquey. There are no resources, although, there is a diversity center where we have our own space. At least to my assumption, Ripon is very progressive. I feel represented. Continue to be black unapologetically! Things are gonna be rough because of the ‘setbacks’ our people have […]

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Anonymous, Class of 2023

During my first week of being at Ripon, I went for a morning run. I regretted this almost immediately because as I was jogging a car drove past me shouting racist obscenities. The college handled this by sending a shaming statement in the town newspaper, but through touching base with […]

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Asher, Class of 2021

Honestly, the culture shock of going to a place where the population is mostly white, without family or prior friends was the most difficult experience I faced. Prescott is not necessarily separated by race, but it is also definitely very cliquey. There was a Black Student Union but once a […]

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