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Friday October 17th

Lions wore throwback uniforms in their route over William Paterson in the homecoming game. (Photo courtesy of Anthony Deprimo)

TCNJ football shuts out William Patterson in Homecoming game

By Tyler Fennell | Oct. 15

Saturday, Oct. 11, 2025, was the College’s homecoming. For the football team, it was their second New Jersey Athletic Conference game of the season. After a crushing defeat to Salisbury in their first NJAC game, a statement win was necessary, and they delivered. The College took a commanding win at home against William Patterson with a final score of 42-0, all while donning throwback jerseys, paying homage to the Trenton State days.

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Bernstein talks past projects, what’s to come

By Eddie Young , Ally Uhlendorf and Isabella Darcy | Oct. 2

WTSR Underground 2025: Local, live & loud

By Danica Ward | Sep. 29

‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ to return on ABC’s broadcasting network on Tuesday

By Zo Terrana | Sep. 23

OPINION: Silencing reporters is hypocritical

By Ally Uhlendorf | Sep. 23

Featured

How TCNJ freshmen are adjusting to college

With fall break now behind us and midterms right around the corner, freshmen at the College are in the whirlwind of their first semester, having gotten a sense of what they can expect over the the next four years.

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Freshmen share their experience as they adapt to life at the College. (Photo courtesy of Andre Paras / Video Editor)

News

NJDEP Commissioner Shawn LaTourette speaking at the College. (Photo courtesy of Haley Mejias)

NJDEP commissioner talks environmental policy at TCNJ

Oct. 3

Students can choose to vote in three ways while they're away at college. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

Voting: how-to guide for students living away from home

By Raeanne Raccagno | Oct. 3

Leon Brooks explains the function of various ship artifacts to attendees. (Photo by Isabella McHugh)

Reenactor brings Black Naval stories to life in a vibrant presentation

By Isabella McHugh | Oct. 3

Arts & Entertainment

Tim Portlock: A city revisioned

By Molly Tursi | 11:30am

Charlie Hunnam as Ed Gein in the Netflix series “Monster.” (Photo courtesy of IMDb)

The distorted reality of ‘Monster: The Ed Gein Story’

By Devyn Briones | Oct. 15

Kerri Rawson talks about her childhood as the daughter of a serial killer in the new Netflix documentary. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)

New Netflix documentary explores the life as a serial killer’s daughter

By Tasnim Oyshi | Oct. 15

Opinions

Commuter waiting in a subway station (Photo courtesy of Pexels / Reelssman)

OPINION: Commuters don’t get the full college experience unless they are willing to put in extra effort

By Gloria Vittadello | Oct. 11

Consumer culture urges customers to spend money on Labubus. (Photo courtesy of Flickr / Jonathan Cutrer, June 9, 2021)

OPINION: Labubus are the epitome of consumerism

By Tasnim Oyshi | Oct. 11

Watching cartoons can be a great form of stress relief for adults. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / Nenad Stojkovic, April 26, 2021)

OPINION: There is no such thing as being ‘too old’ for cartoons

By Tasnim Oyshi | Oct. 11

Nation & World

This is one of many attempts for a ceasefire deal. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / Nyttend, Oct. 23, 2011)

President Trump and other world leaders sign declaration facilitating Israel and Hamas ceasefire deal

By Zo Terrana | 12:17pm

World renowned primatologist Jane Goodall has died at age 91. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)

Jane Goodall, revered primatologist and conservationist, has died

By Abigail Holliday | Oct. 15

This is one of the first cases the supreme court has heard this term. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / Quercusvirginiana, June. 24, 2024)

Supreme Court hears challenge to Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy for minors

By Isabel Conforme Coello | Oct. 14

Editorial

There should be clear regulations regarding AI use at institutions. (Photo courtesy of Flickr)

TCNJ needs to provide a clear stance on AI usage

By Signal Editorial Board | Oct. 16

Every ballot matters, it is critical to register to vote. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

The importance of voting in the gubernatorial election

By Signal Editorial Board | Oct. 2

We should support each other year-round. (Photo courtesy of the United States Drug Enforcement Administration)

Check on your people this suicide prevention month

By Signal Editorial Board | Sep. 29

Sports

Women's soccer picks up two huge wins (Photo courtesy of Derek Zelaya)

TCNJ women’s soccer dominates Homecoming game

By Joseph Caruso | Oct. 15

Men's soccer sweeps NJAC play with two big wins (Photo courtesy of Nick Kurti)

Men's soccer earns first two NJAC wins back-to-back

By Nick Kurti | Oct. 15

The Lions gear up for road trip (Photo by Andre Paras)

New Territory: TCNJ football’s long haul for NJAC play against Castleton

By Ashly Herlihy | Oct. 15

In the News

Eateries at TCNJ show progress on safety violations, but problems still remain

The Ewing Township health department, over the last three years, has flagged eateries at the College for 288 health code violations involving unclean food contact surfaces, improperly maintained kitchen equipment, poor handwashing practices and more, according to records provided to The Signal through a public records request.

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Ellen Hopkins talks about the importance of including stark realities in literature during National Book Ban Week

TCNJays win student prize in Wings Over Mercer birding competition

Cop Shop: False alarms, facebook marketplace and fraud

Community Fest: Bridging the gap between TCNJ and Ewing Township

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