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(Photo courtesy of Rachel Lea / Correspondent).

Seminar sensation: Princeton researcher presents his research to the college

By Rachel Lea | Nov. 17

Jack Ganley, a postdoctoral fellow from Princeton University, was invited by the College to present his research to the biology department in the physics building, room 101 on Nov. 11.

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Bilquis Abdul-Qaadir, trailblazer for Muslim basketball players, comes to the College

By Karla Fonseca | Nov. 16

Mr. Synergy dance pageant raises money for childhood cancer foundation

By Isabella Darcy | Nov. 14

A loss in the campus community

By Alessia Contuzzi and Victoria Gladstone | Nov. 3

The College meets Wizard School with ACT’s ‘PUFFS’

By Liz Ciocher | Oct. 20

Featured

Building a Healthier Community: CDC’s Project Firstline Comes to the College

Project Firstline, a national initiative from the Center for Disease Control, held a training session on Sept. 21 that began with the central question: “Why does infection control matter?”

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Project Firstline is composed of diverse healthcare, public health and academic partners who are devoted to providing infection control training and educating individuals of all ages and backgrounds (Photo courtesy of Mei Zhao, Program Assistant).

News

(Photo courtesy of Isabella Darcy / Staff Writer)

The Indian Student Association celebrates Diwali with talent show

By Isabella Darcy | Nov. 7

(Photos courtesy of Emma Ferschweiler / Staff Writer)

Spirit Week wraps up with homecoming activities and performances

By Emma Ferschweiler | Nov. 6

Students participating in the “Pumpkin Smash” game (Photo courtesy of Parisa Burton / Correspondent).

All fun and games at the Late night CUB Event

Nov. 1

Arts & Entertainment

(Photo courtesy of the Department of Art and Art History)

New Arts Administration and Cultural Entrepreneurship minor provides practical opportunities for students to engage in the field

By Rebecca Heath and Tristan Weisenbach | Nov. 30

(Photo courtesy of Netflix)

‘Glass Onion’ unravels another brilliant Knives Out mystery

By Jack Deegan | Nov. 28

(Photo courtesy of Andrew Cislak/The College of New Jersey)

The unique Bassoon Ensemble at the College

By Rebecca Wechter | Nov. 28

Opinions

(Photo courtesy of Pexels/ “United States Capitol” by Ramaz Bluashvili)

OPINION: American democracy: Why it is under threat, what we can do to save it

Nov. 16

(Photo courtesy of Flickr/ “NYU” by Jpellgen)

OPINION: What NYU’s termination of chemistry professor reveals about campus culture

By Soo Rin Kim | Nov. 4

(Photo courtesy of Flickr/ “Taylor Swift” by Eva Rinaldi)

OPINION: Audiences upset with Taylor Swift, deeming her newly released music ‘fatphobic’

By Isabella Darcy | Nov. 1

International

The G20 Summit took place in Bali, Indonesia this year where world leaders discussed issues such as COVID-19, climate change and the war in Ukraine. (Photo courtesy of the White House. Posted to Twitter on Nov. 14, 2022.)

World leaders congregate for 2022 G20 summit

By Aneri Upadhyay | Nov. 30

Republicans have taken a narrow majority of the House of Representatives following the Midterm elections (Flickr/“US Capitol Building” by ttarsiuk. June 10, 2010).

Republicans Take Slim House Majority, Pelosi to Step Down from Dem Leadership Post

By Matthew Kaufman | Nov. 27

The battle for control of Congress remains up in the air as the Senate comes down to two key races, Nevada and Georgia, and a handful of House of Representatives contests remain uncalled (Flickr/ “United States Capitol” by Dan Gaken. April 11, 2012).

Republicans and Democrats in Tight Race for Control of the Senate

By Gauri Patel | Nov. 27

Editorial

(Navya Sinha / Staff Graphic Designer)

Letter from the editor: saying goodbye to the Signal

By Ian Krietzberg | May. 2

The Signal's Relaunch

By Signal Editorial Staff | Nov. 15, 2021

For the students, by the students: Reclaiming our mission

By Signal Editorial Staff | Jan. 10, 2021

Sports

The Lions are looking to bounce back as they played their first regular season game on Nov. 15. (Photo courtesy of Jimmy Alagna, Sports Photographer for TCNJ Athletics).

Men's basketball starts off the season looking to improve from last season

By Signal Contributor | Nov. 29

The induction ceremony was held in the Brower Student Center where eight former athletes were honored along with the 1984 wrestling team and the 2000 women’s soccer team(Photo courtesy of Rhea Nall).

College inducts alumnus into athletics Hall of Fame

By Signal Contributor | Nov. 29

The Lions ended their season with a record of 14 wins, three losses and two ties (Photo courtesy of Jimmy Alanga, Sports Photographer for TCNJ Athletics).

Women's soccer ends with loss to Rowan

By Signal Contributor | Nov. 28