For nearly two years, classrooms in schools across the country have looked starkly different. Now, students are returning to classrooms that sat empty in exchange for their virtual counterparts. And while normalcy seems to be returning, the impact of this departure from the classroom is still felt, and not just by the children.
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The Signal sat down with President Kathryn Foster and Vice President Sharon Blanton on Tuesday, Jan. 25 for a candid discussion about what the Spring semester will look like.
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By Kaitlyn BonomoStaff Writer After nearly two full semesters of remote instruction, in-person classes have returned for the fall semester. As students ...
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By Diana HigginsStaff Writer ‘It will only be two weeks,’ some students thought. ‘Just until we know more about the virus.’ The College ...
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By Gregory LeddyCorrespondent If you’re asking college students, there is no question that finals season is one of the most stressful times. Long ...
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By Kalli ColacinoManaging Editor Dr. Suzzane McCotter, the dean of the School of Education, has been at the College for almost four years. Over the ...
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By Jolie ShaveCorrespondent In March 2020, President Foster sent out the “inevitable message” that all classes for the remainder of the spring semester ...
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By Kristen Hunt Arts & Entertainment Assistant Editor From digital art major to Miss New Jersey USA 2016 to full-time photographer, Jessielyn ...
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By Madison PenaCorrespondent In addition to remote and hybrid learning changing the way students at the College experience courses, the transition is ...
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By Esther MoralesCorrespondent After a full year of remote learning and quarantine, many students have found comfort in reignited passions and continue ...
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By Kaitlyn BonomoCorrespondent The experience that comes with student teaching plays an indispensable role in becoming an educator. Working closely alongside ...
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By Olivia BowmanCorrespondent In the past year and a half, both Covid-19 and social media have been two things that have been impossible to escape. ...
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By Jordyn SavaStaff Writer For new and old lions at the College, transitioning from home cooked meals to dining hall food can be a challenge. Those ...
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By Kristen HuntStaff Writer It has been two years since students at the College have experienced a typical graduation — mingling with classmates, ...
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By Lysa LegrosStaff Writer During his time at the College, Garrett Cecere was the editor-in-chief of The Signal during the Fall 2019 semester. After ...
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By Rebekah SchroederStaff Writer Trading tables for technology, Kiana Stockwell is a victim support specialist intern for Anti-Violence Initiatives ...
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By Celeste KrewsonStaff Writer Women’s rights is an ongoing topic that has sparked countless movements and figureheads. The fight for gender equality ...
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By Sara PetrozzielloCorrespondent The 2020 presidential election will remain in history as one of the most unprecedented elections throughout history. ...
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By Rebekah SchroederStaff Writer Izzy Riddick, a sophomore history and second education major, filled PRISM’s open position as the Education & ...
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By Dana CorvilCorrespondent In the midst of Covid-19 struggles and civil rights injustices, there has been a push from the black community to put ...
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