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Tuesday December 5th

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Forcina Hall renovations: What you need to know

By Kate Zydor | Nov. 29

By Kate ZydorStaff WriterDuring their meeting on Oct. 17, the College’s Board of Trustees discussed the upcoming renovation scheduled to take place ...

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Campus Town enforces parking regulations with new Barnacle system

By Isabella Darcy | Nov. 27

The TCNJ Art Gallery ‘transforms’ with newest student exhibit

By Alyssa Serrano | Nov. 25

Breaking down TCNJ’s finances ahead of new Bernstein announcements

By Matthew Kaufman and Mike Sherr | Nov. 17

Colleges Against Cancer raises over $10,000 for American Cancer Society during Relay for Life

By Kaitlyn Smith | Nov. 16

Featured

Alumni Adventures: From sorority to CEO - Adriana Carrig’s entrepreneurial journey

From an on-campus sorority project to a full-fledged, thriving brand, Adriana Carrig stands as a testament to the power of passion and an entrepreneurial spirit.

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Adriana Carrig and her family (including husband Bill Carrig, TCNJ alum as well as President and COO of Little Words Project) at Little Words Project’s most recent store opening in Austin, Texas (Photo courtesy of Adriana Carrig).

News

In between marches, student speakers recited chants and spoke about the Israel-Palestine war (Photo courtesy of Aiman Shaikh).

Pro-Palestinian students speak out on campus

By Victoria Gladstone | Nov. 16

(Photo courtesy of Albert Nunez / Staff Photographer)

State agrees to tentative verbal contract with union

By Ally Uhlendorf | Nov. 14

(Photo courtesy of Shane Gillespie / Photo Editor)

Campus as a Living Lab: College launches initiative to improve environmental sustainability through hands-on projects

By Myara Gomez | Nov. 10

Arts & Entertainment

Jsolomon has been working to group his newly written music into themes to be released sometime in the future. (Photo by Lamar Kendrick-Dial, courtesy of jsolomon).

Artist Deep Dive: How music took jsolomon from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, to Los Angeles

By Tristan Weisenbach | Dec. 2

The Nov. 18 performance was held in Kendall Hall and consisted of 11 pieces (Photo Courtesy of Jenna Rittman / Correspondent).

TCNJ Jazz Ensemble tributes performance to late Dr. Gary Fienberg

By Jenna Rittman | Dec. 1

A$AP Rocky, one of the many faces at this year’s LACMA Gala. (Photo Courtesy of Apple Music).

All the star-studded looks from this year’s LACMA Gala

By Chiara Piacentini | Nov. 28

Opinions

There is an ongoing narrative about children of immigrants that is not always accurate (Photo courtesy of Flickr / "Baby’s hand" by fruity monkey / January 11, 2011).

OPINION: We need to fix the narrative for children of immigrants

By Kelly Kim | 9:30pm

(Photo courtesy of Liam Simonelli / Editorial Cartoonist).

OPINION: Fake viral Thanksgiving Day parade float video highlights importance of media literacy

By Tristan Weisenbach | Nov. 30

The newest “The Hunger Games” film, “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes,” came out on Nov. 17 (Photo courtesy of IMDb).

OPINION: New “Hunger Games” film is better than what critics say

By Grace Ruthe | Nov. 27

Nation & World

A spate of skirmishes and outbursts have broken out between Congress members and visitors over the past month in both the U.S. House and Senate (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons/“US Capitol west side” by Martin Falbisoner. CC-BY-SA-3.0. September 5, 2013).

Tensions explode in Congress as holiday break nears

By Rajika Chauhan | Dec. 4

As former president Donald Trump faces an ongoing criminal trial to determine his liability for the insurrection of the Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021, to overturn the election, the proceedings have recently taken a new turn (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons/“Trump speaking in Manchester, New Hampshire” by Marc Nozell. CC-BY-2.0. February 8, 2016).

Donald Trump's appeals gag order

By Shaim Akhtar | Dec. 4

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, announced the return of their CEO Sam Altman under a different board of directors on Nov. 21, just five days after he had been fired (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons/“Disrupt SF TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2019 - Day 2” by TechCrunch. CC-BY-2.0. October 3, 2019).

Sam Altman reinstated as CEO of OpenAI in company power struggle

By Leah Cruz | Nov. 30

Editorial

As my time ends at The Signal, I look back at the work I have done with rose tinted glasses, but in reality this change is needed in my life (Photo courtesy of Skylar Stewart / Graphic Designer).

Letter from the Editor: A bittersweet goodbye

By Mike Sherr | Dec. 2

We can revitalize local news by strengthening student media

By Victoria Gladstone and Matthew Kaufman | Oct. 6

U.S. Senator Bob Menendez’s, D-NJ, indictment is not the first political embarrassment New Jersey has faced, and it likely will not be the last (Photo courtesy of Flickr / “190204-Z-AL508-1191” by the New Jersey National Guard. February 5, 2019).

NJ politics has a long history of corruption, and ignoring it is hypocritical and embarrassing

By Mike Sherr | Sep. 25

Sports

The Lions earned a big victory over a rival in Rowan (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Gladstone / Multimedia Coordinator).

TCNJ men's basketball squeaks by Rowan in mid-week NJAC battle

By Aidan Mastandrea | Nov. 29

Senior guard and captain Izzy Leazier with the ball (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Gladstone / Multimedia Coordinator).

Women’s basketball falls to Rowan in conference game

By Joseph Caruso | Nov. 29

Junior Nick Sacco in his bout (Photo courtesy of John Haddad).

No. 14 Wrestling wins two of three matches in Albany

By Eddie Young | Nov. 29

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