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The goal of education is not to be taught everything, but to develop the skills to learn anything.

Ruth’s concern was for good. She was a moral compass, and her passing takes our heart for speech.

Our focus on the arts, global concerns, and civic engagement are life-long commitments.

Congratulations to the Class of 2005!

It is fitting that this Memorial Day is on May 30, the actual day of the first observance in 1868.

Congratulations to the Class of 2005!

ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½ President Dr. Robert A. Scott has been named one of the 100 Most Influential Long Islanders by Long Island Business News. He joins a select group of successful politicians, business executives, and leaders in the not-for-profit and civic arenas in receiving this honor. “After taking over a university in administrative tatters,” reads Long…

Our heritage is a call to imagine and enrich inspired teaching, active learning, & civic engagement.

"We have secured our footing; it is time to extend our reach with a renewed vision."

Today we honor heroic principles like the Bill of Rights and heroic people who died defending it.

Long Island leaders honored for their vision and commitment to the region and the University

We need to work together, not alone, to learn from each other and gain leverage from cooperation.

Today, we remember lives lost in service to our country.

The University has the mission and the potential to be a moral force.

Explore local, regional, national, and global topics, such as the environment, health, politics, law, and government regulations

Dr. Scott responds to the tragedy of September 11. 2001.

The award is given to those who display outstanding leadership in advancing Holocaust studies and interfaith understanding

ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½ Trustees cite Dr. Scott's record of achievement in fifteen-year tenure as President of Ramapo College

The work necessary for sustainable, civil communities exists and will continue to expand.