By Christine Aebischer Correspondent For students desperate for a dose of culture on campus, the College held the Tournées Festival, or the French film ...
Read More »Our favorite bands have the dual capacity to inspire and bitterly disappoint us. My affair with Bright Eyes began a few years ago and has been less an ...
Read More »By Lauren Indyk Correspondent Students expecting a quiet poetry reading were in for a surprise when they settled into the Library Auditorium on ...
Read More »By Jonathan Machlin Correspondent WTSR presented the latest installment of its “Decaf” coffeehouses on Thursday, Feb. 24. Three students and ...
Read More »Within a run-down motel room in Oklahoma, the lives of two individuals are unhinged. The room, host to a microcosm of humanity, conveys the duality of ...
Read More »Determined to prove that the College has more star power than initially meets the eye, the class councils of Student Government presented “TCNJ’s ...
Read More »By Abigail Vachon Correspondent Catchy tunes with deceptively innocent melodies, considering the accompanying lyrics, rang out in the Rathskeller ...
Read More »Three English majors plucked poems and short stories from their portfolios to share at last Wednesday’s Student Reading Series. The event was the first ...
Read More »Vaginas were given their moment in the spotlight at Women in Learning and Leadership’s ninth annual production of “The Vagina Monologues.” Shows ...
Read More »The Trentones, one of the College’s a cappella groups, competed in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) regional quarterfinals ...
Read More »By Alexandra Logg Correspondent Students bobbed their heads and tapped their feet to the sounds of The Narrative and A Great Big Pile of Leaves ...
Read More »By Devin Loring Correspondent Thursday’s Brown Bag Series in the Mildred and Ernest E. Mayo Concert Hall was an intimate affair, with a handful ...
Read More »“That vulva looks really good!” Intrigued? Those who visited the “Revulvalution” art show on Wednesday, Feb. 16, will understand the unusual ...
Read More »By Julian Starr Correspondent They say the best things in life are worth waiting for. Ever since the world was given a taste of Green Paper through ...
Read More »By Stephanie Frustaci Correspondent Federica Anichini, assistant professor of modern languages, delved into the style of Italian poet Guido Cavalcanti ...
Read More »Cold? To see your plight exquisitely rendered, head to the Art Gallery in the Art and Interactive Multimedia building from now until March 2. The current ...
Read More »By Carly Koziol Correspondent College Union Board sponsored a Student Band Night with an interesting twist on Friday, Feb. 11 — the event ...
Read More »As I see so many of today’s young girls obsessing over Justin Bieber, I must confess, “it’s tearin’ up my heart.” What happened to pop music? Back ...
Read More »By Eman Hassan Correspondent Complete silence ruled during the musical numbers. Audience members widened their eyes, relaxed their muscles and ...
Read More »What do Al Gore, Superman and a talking panda all have in common? Each were featured in the one-act plays that composed this year’s WIRED, a 24-hour ...
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