When most students graduate from the College, or any college for that matter, the last thing on their minds is coming back, let alone to working there. ...
Read More »For anyone seeking an opportunity to interact with Muslim students or a chance to explore a different culture, look no further than the College's Islamic ...
Read More »The Student Finance Board (SFB) allocated $4,345 of Student Activity Fund (SAF) money to five religious organizations on campus, for the 2003-2004 academic ...
Read More »One of the most unpleasant memories of my, short, 21 years of life is of myself at 17 staring into a coffin at my friend Jeff. My recently-deceased-due-to-a-self-inflicted-gun-shot-wound-to-the-head-with-his-father's-gun ...
Read More »As final exams draw near and the pressure of academic burdens mount, the College offers services to ensure the psychological wellbeing of the students ...
Read More »High school suicide may not be recognized as a prevalent problem in today's society because it is often too delicate an issue to discuss. However, the ...
Read More »The next time you hit your head on one of the campus's low shower heads or get frustrated when you can't open your window all of the way, think about ...
Read More »Arun Gandhi, grandson of slain Indian leader Mahatma Gandhi, explained the philosophy of nonviolence to about 100 people in the Music Building Concert ...
Read More »Most everyone has one - a favorite T-shirt. Maybe the color looks good on you, or it fits a little too well. Perhaps it's got some quote or picture on ...
Read More »Early forecasts predicted rain, but the sun shone down on this year's Community Fest. Visitors to the event, co-sponsored by the Township of Ewing and ...
Read More »GUTS (the Gay Union of Trenton State) and other members of the campus community celebrated National Coming Out Day last Saturday. Approximately ...
Read More »So you want that job at the latest music shop or the big department store. The application is all filled out and you know you can ace the interview. There's ...
Read More »Tired of busy signals or people who can't comprehend your order? If trying to get dinner delivered to your residence hall is usually a hassle, fret no ...
Read More »A girl soldier in Liberia appears to be laughing as she points a gun toward someone off-camera. "She was threatening my friend with a gun," said ...
Read More »Last spring, Lauren Wanko had to make one of the biggest decisions of her life in front of millions of viewers on the MTV program, "True Life." ...
Read More »Senior year is not only about job hunting and graduate school searching. It also means saying goodbye. The Senior Class council helps students ...
Read More »English professor Catie Rosemurgy introduced poet Mark Bibbins as "dangerous." "So the question on all your minds must be," she said, "what is ...
Read More »The current crop of 21-year-olds in America have been exposed to an estimated 23 million marketing messages in their lifetime, according to an article ...
Read More »Hanging on the office door of Alvin Figueroa, associate professor of modern languages, is a sticker that reads in bold letters, "Drama Queen." And, yes, ...
Read More »Most students call the College "home" during their four or five years spent working towards a degree. But for Ryan Fesko, the College was like his own ...
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