When I Grow Up is an academic spotlight series that digs deep into the majors offered at the College. It details opportunities, future job prospects, testimonials from students and professors and how a major may be a good fit for you.
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After a fire destroyed Ewing Township's community center in 2022, officials are now rebuilding a facility nearly 60,000 square feet larger than the original.
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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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Tejada took over Red Star Pizza 3 seven years ago, when his daughter was 11 and his son was 8, and says his greatest pride in running his business has been the skills he has taught his children and the time he has spent with them.
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In the last four years, Ewing has been home to three legal dispensaries with licensing from the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission. An established moratorium was recently extended until the end of 2026 for new cannabis businesses.
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The College’s Teachers of Young Children Association and the School of Education are fostering the next generation of educators to help combat New Jersey’s long history with systemic inequality connected to the child educational sector.
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Lilla Vanilla, a bakery in Hamilton, may have gone viral on TikTok for their beautiful desserts, but the business’s origin story is arguably the most beautiful part of the shop.
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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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