Cop Shop: Stolen clothes, a letter from prison and an Orbeez attack
By Devyn Briones | Apr. 3Incidents in this report occurred between March 4 and March 30.
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Incidents in this report occurred between March 4 and March 30.
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EASEL Animal Rescue League in Ewing Township is currently housing more than 13 dogs in its kennels, which is above capacity, but the shelter is still accepting new animals because of the sheer number of strays and surrendered animals coming in over the last year.
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The College’s women’s, gender and sexuality studies department is showcasing the “Amandla is Unity” exhibit from Feb. 6 to March 6. The dates chosen coincide with both Black History Month and Women’s History Month, as a way to spotlight the women and black South Africans who contributed to the end of South African apartheid.
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A quilt made by the College’s community members could be heading to Washington, D.C. in the near future, following a series of climate quilt workshops throughout February.
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The College’s Board of Trustees met via a Zoom webinar on Tuesday, Feb. 25 to discuss reports from five of its committees, with all motions passed.
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The College’s Office of Intercultural Affairs is collaborating with student organizations to bring the third annual Fandom Fest to campus between Feb. 16 and March 11. This multi-week series of events highlights the intersecting cultures found within and around fandom spaces.
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Running from Feb. 23 through March 1, Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026 was observed across the nation in an effort to tackle stigmas and stereotypes of weight and eating disorders. Eating disorders are one of the deadliest mental health disorders in the United States, according to Mayo Clinic Press.
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Incidents in this report occurred between Feb. 17 and Feb. 28.
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Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed an executive order on Feb. 13 to extend a COVID-19-related state of emergency in New Jersey until 5 p.m. on Apr. 2.
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As young Americans believe homeownership is slipping out of reach, New Jersey legislators are attempting to lower barriers to help first-time homebuyers save for a downpayment.
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Incidents in this report occurred between Feb. 3 and Feb. 14.
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New Jersey law enforcement agencies would not be allowed to share certain data collected by license plate readers with other states under a bill sponsored by Sen. Linda Greenstein, a Democrat from Plainsboro. The restriction would apply to investigations involving reproductive health care services that are legal in New Jersey.
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The College’s President Michael Bernstein sat down for an interview with The Signal on Feb. 18 to discuss recent nationwide Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity, updates to campus and finances.
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Dani and Hernandez-Lujan have encountered mice in their room on two separate occasions. Once, a mouse ran into their room and took residence in their closet until they enlisted help to chase it away. The second time, Hernandez-Lujan was frightened by a loud snapping sound at 4 a.m.; they subsequently found a dead mouse caught in one of their traps.
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Students of the Campus to Capitol Mentorship Program connected with their fellow peers and mentors as the program kicked off its seventh year with a party on Feb. 4 in Trenton Hall.
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