On warm weekend evenings, Kendra Baker, a freshman psychology major, plays volleyball with friends, chatting between points. Everyone smiles and cracks jokes while maintaining friendly competition, even though the game is purely recreational.
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Denow Road is home to The Learning Center, a small business childcare center that has been creating strong community ties for over 10 years.
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Read to the Dog is a program that the Ewing Library children’s department holds one-to-two times per month. During this event, children are able to pick a book and spend 15 minutes reading to Finley in a very low pressure, safe environment.
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Sometimes, all it takes is a simple question to completely change the trajectory of someone’s life. In the case of Karissa Handler, a former public relations publicist and now award-winning school counselor, that simple question came from a 16-year-old mentee.
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The College’s annual Middle School Day brings students from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School to campus for a glimpse of college life, while organizers emphasize the program’s long-term impact.
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Mercer County is facing a maternal health crisis that outpaces both state and national averages.
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Decades of pollution from factories in East Trenton have created dangerous conditions for hundreds of residents, and the problem is only now starting to be addressed.
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TCNJ's new Music Performance Certificate is for non-music majors who possess outstanding solo performance skills on their instrument and want to further develop their skills during their collegiate studies while majoring in other subjects
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Assemblywoman Andrea Katz is an example of confronting any hurdle to become the best version of yourself.
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Many women at the College say they feel safe on campus, though students, staff and Campus Police described specific safety concerns and experiences.
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Sarah Kasziba-O’Rahilly, known on campus as “Sarah KO,” did not expect to receive the College’s Blue and Gold Hall of Fame Award this year.
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Julian Soni and Ansh Kulkarni decided to team up again to compete in the annual Mayo Business Plan Competition.
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Because New Jersey is earning less than it is spending, Sherrill proposed cutting state spending and scaling back some state programs.
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The United States federal government purchased a $129.3 million warehouse off Route 46 in Roxbury, New Jersey, in mid-February with plans to convert it into an immigration detention facility, according to NJ.com.
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Archaeologists George Leader and Dominic Stratford spent 12 days braving Namib Deset.
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