By Lauren Piccarelli Correspondent Public art has been a point of contention at the College. This was the topic of discussion at the public art ...
Read More »Back when I was in fifth grade, I really enjoyed reading. It was one of my favorite things to do. So, I looked forward to my teacher’s twice weekly ...
Read More »By Jesse Jacondin Correspondent If the sudden burst of music was not enough to capture the audience’s attention, the shimmer coming off of the musicians’ ...
Read More »By Eman Hassan Correspondent Parry Shen has faced prejudice throughout his career as an actor — but that hasn’t stopped him. “Most importantly, ...
Read More »As part of Black Music Celebration Month, the Black Student Union hosted a number of events to expose students in the Brower Student Center to everything ...
Read More »By Devin Loring Correspondent Student Band Night at the Rathskeller last Wednesday, Nov. 10, was filled with ’90s covers, ukuleles and guest ...
Read More »The brain behind the balls is back. Willie Cole, the artist behind last year’s “Pixels” public art installation, has had his work prominently displayed ...
Read More »By Annette Califano Correspondent The somber, tribal rhythm from the percussionist steadily built up into the frenzied dance. It felt as though the ...
Read More »WTSR presented the third and final installment of its “Decaf” series in T-Dubs last Thursday, Nov. 4. The three acoustic solo acts created a mellow ...
Read More »My four years at the College have caused more personal phases of musical preferences than I can count. Or can I? Let’s see. Freshman year (Fall 2007/Spring ...
Read More »Before the play began, a sense of division was well established in the Don Evans Black Box Theatre. The audience was separated on both sides of the stage, ...
Read More »By Christine Devito Correspondent A veteran magician shocked and entertained students at the Rathskeller Friday, Oct. 29 during “The Norman ...
Read More »By Julia Corbett Correspondent According to Chinese poet Duo Duo, a divine force dictates a poet’s actions and decisions. Duo Duo, a well-known ...
Read More »By Alyssa Gillon Correspondent As per his typical style, satirist George Saunders creates an allegorical absurdist backdrop teeming with bizarre ...
Read More »By Alexa Abraham Correspondent Equipped with Broadway favorites, TCNJ Musical Theatre sponsored Broadway Night on Saturday, Oct. 30 where members ...
Read More »By Amy Sachs Correspondent It’s time once again to begin choosing classes, going to advising sessions and generally thinking about the future. This ...
Read More »The New Jersey Comedy Festival, a stand-up competition for college students, has been in existence for four years. The College has given it half its winners—alumni ...
Read More »By Rj Gladysiewicz Correspondent In an intimate acoustic affair, the Philadelphia-based trio, Good Old War, performed for a jam-packed Rathskeller ...
Read More »Poet Matthew Dickman delved into the somber and humorous at the College Monday, Oct. 11 as a part of the Visiting Writer Series sponsored by ink. A small ...
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