With the start of a new academic year at the College brings a new Campus Town dining option with a uniquely halal mediterranean menu. This restaurant replaced IndiGrill, which closed last year.
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Though he did not attend the College for long, Frank Kasper made a significant impact on his friends and professors in his department. Kasper died at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, New Jersey on Aug. 27 following a valiant fight against leukemia.
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An email was sent to students who were supposed to live in the Townhouses East this semester on July 30, communicating that, due to issues with the fire alarm system, they would have to relocate. The estimated completion date for these changes is Oct. 1.
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The College’s Asian and Asian American Pacific Islander Coalition hosted the event “Perspectives on AAAPI Advocacy: Building Inclusive Futures in New Jersey” in Roscoe West Hall’s Intercultural Center on May 5. It featured three panelists from the AAPI community: Princeton University English professor Anne Anlin Cheng, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and Board Member of The E Pluribus Unum Project Kani Ilangovan, and New Jersey Assemblyman Balvir Singh ‘07.
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In the last four years, Ewing has been home to three legal dispensaries with licensing from the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission. An established moratorium was recently extended until the end of 2026 for new cannabis businesses.
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After a fire destroyed Ewing Township's community center in 2022, officials are now rebuilding a facility nearly 60,000 square feet larger than the original.
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The College announced the public launch of its fundraising campaign, “Elevating Excellence” on Saturday, April 25. The campaign for “Elevating Excellence," the second fundraising campaign in the College’s history, launched an effort in July 2022 to fundraise $76 million across six years. The College has raised nearly $41.9 million to date, with two years and two months left to achieve their goal. The College is 55% of the way towards their goal.
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The upcoming 2026 Trenton Thunder baseball season will be different for fans as the club works to complete the second phase of ballpark renovations and welcomes a change in team ownership.
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In an email sent to students on April 23, Associate Vice President and Dean of Students Jordan Draper announced the launch of “TCNJ Book Bundle,” a program intended to simplify how course materials are received.
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Incidents in this report occurred between April 14 and April 26.
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American musical duo Between Friends is coming to the College on May 8 to perform at Funival, the College Union Board’s end-of-the-year celebratory event. Beginning at 5:45 p.m., Between Friends will play an hour-long set at Sundial Lawn.
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The College’s Anti-Violence Initiatives hosted its yearly Day to End Rape Culture event in the Brower Student Center on April 7, marking the 10th anniversary of DERC. AVI typically hosts the event in April, as it is sexual assault awareness month.
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Incidents in this report occurred between March 31 and April 14.
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The College announced on March 31 a new cross-registration agreement with Princeton University. The agreement is set for five years and allows students to take one course at the other school throughout their undergraduate education.
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Incidents in this report occurred between March 4 and March 30.
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The College recently received a grant of $250,000 from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and Sustainable Jersey as part of Trees for Schools, a tree-planting initiative to plant hundreds of trees on campus.
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Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman, who has represented New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District since 2015, announced four months ago she would not seek reelection to her House seat in 2026.
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Slocum’s Bowling, Bar and Grille has been serving the surrounding community for more than 86 years.
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Study rooms in the library have been available on a first-come, first-served basis since its opening in 2005. Circling the building looking for one of these rooms, only to find that they are all occupied, is a disappointment that many students at the College have experienced.
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Ewing Township Mayor Bert Steinmann has focused on redevelopment, stronger communication with residents and infrastructure improvements for more than 15 years, work he says has helped modernize the town.
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