College mourns loss of talented student
By Emmy Liederman | Nov. 26, 2018By Emmy Liederman Features Editor In some ways, Jason Zujkowski was just an ordinary student. He hated getting up early, loved internet memes and was ...
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By Emmy Liederman Features Editor In some ways, Jason Zujkowski was just an ordinary student. He hated getting up early, loved internet memes and was ...
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By Emmy Liederman Features Editor In a May 1981 issue of The Signal, a reporter began a two-part investigation on why the College wasn’t receiving ...
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By Colleen Rushnak Staff Writer Students filled the Brower Student Center not only to grab lunch and play their usual game of pool, but to support human ...
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By Lara Becker Correspondent Co-sponsored by the College’s Psychology Club, Active Minds, the Public Health Communication Club, Tri-Sigma and the ...
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By Colleen Rushnak Staff Writer Former College President Harold Eickhoff’s name has long been part of the student body’s vocabulary — phrases ...
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By Lexy Yulich Columnist If you’re anything like me, you get easily bored with your clothes and you are always looking for new trends and different ...
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By Allie DeGrazio Correspondent “What a Difference a Day Can Make.” This was the phrase that read across the backs of many students, faculty and ...
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By Jane Bowden Staff Writer A team of six business students won first place in AT&T’s National Sales Competition in Dallas on Oct. 19. The ...
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By Lexy Yulich Columnist Some people have had their Halloween costume planned since the beginning of September, while others wait until the day before ...
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By Arshya Chopra Correspondent Forensic anthropologist Angela Soler does not study immigration in the way most researchers do — she works along the ...
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By Camille Furst News Assistant The Sarnoff Collection presented an exhibit focusing on the the execution, recording and broadcasting of the Apollo ...
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By Lara Becker Correspondent Keisha was the MVP of her basketball team for three years as a highschooler, but by the time she got to St. Peter's University, ...
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By Deirdre Kelshaw Correspondent Seen as a perfect chance to celebrate incoming and returning members of the LGBTQ+ community at the beginning of their ...
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By Debra Kate Schafer Correspondent It is safe to say that students got their hands dirty at the College Union Board’s Jungle Nooner on Tuesday, Oct. ...
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By Kalli Colacino Correspondent Students embraced their inner Superman at the College Union Board’s superhero themed late-nighter on Thursday, Oct. ...
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By Julia Meehan Correspondent The Library Auditorium stage served as a platform for students to share their personal stories with both members of the ...
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By Miguel Gonzalez and Emmy Liederman News Editor and Features Editor Students shared their perspectives on what sets the College apart as a diverse ...
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By Isabel Vega Correspondent Lined with blue tents and a wide range of activities, Campus Town’s block party attracted students eager to win prizes ...
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By Kalli Colacino Correspondent A mix of silver and black table cloths sprinkled with sparkly stars covered the tables under the festive string lights ...
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By Colleen Rushnak Correspondent Students and community members alike strolled through the row of brightly colored cars that lined Lots 3 and 4 on Saturday, ...
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