By Jonathan Edmondson Arts & Entertainment Editor The Student Finance Board meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 22, included multiple proposals from the Leadership ...
Read More »By Colleen Murphy News Editor To shed some light on the infamous case of Michael Brown — the 18-year-old who was shot six times in Ferguson, M.O. ...
Read More »By Frank Festa Correspondent In two years, New Jersey was hit by two strong hurricanes — Irene in 2011 and Sandy in 2012. During both those times, ...
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By Lauren Longo & Stephanie Agresti Correspondents Ela Gandhi, peace activist and granddaughter of Mahatma Gandhi, invited 10 students to her apartment ...
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By Ellie Schuckman News Assistant In a celebration with alumni, current students, families and friends, Homecoming 2014 was a way for all to gather in ...
Read More »Over the course of the last two weeks, Student Government introduced several new programs and initiatives to the campus community. At the general body ...
Read More »By Bri Ozalas Correspondent The College Democrats invited N.J. General Assemblywoman and Congressional candidate Bonnie Watson Coleman Friday, Oct. 17, ...
Read More »The College’s Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report for 2013 was published on Monday, Sept. 29, with the number of various crimes committed ...
Read More »Freshman mathematics major Sarah Sutherland was known as an “incredibly selfless” student at the College, “full of love for God and friends.” ...
Read More »The Student Finance Board meetings on Wednesday, Oct. 8, and Wednesday, Oct. 15, were filled with numerous requests from various campus organizations.The ...
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Roscoe West Hall – otherwise known as the Old Library – has been a staple of the College since it was added initially to Ewing back in the early 1930s. ...
Read More »By Gabrielle Beacken News Assistant Project developments, budget overview and transfer of powers were all topics presented in the College’s Board of ...
Read More »When former Director of Intramural and Club Sports Deb Simpson retired on Monday, Sept. 1, she knew her position had yet to be filled and that a professional ...
Read More »By Natalie Kouba Editor-in-Chief A parking lot littered with beer cans and red Solo cups has become a familiar image at the College’s Homecoming, and ...
Read More »By Camellia Carbonaro Correspondent When author Wes Moore wanted to write a guide on how to raise children, his publisher rejected the idea, explaining ...
Read More »By Mylin Batipps News Assistant Campus Town construction is ahead of schedule and will be completed by fall of next year, according to Greg Lentine, vice ...
Read More »By Annabel Lau Web Editor The United States has pledged $350 million and 3,000 troops to fight the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, according to a U.S. ...
Read More »By Colleen Murphy News Editor According to an email sent to College faculty, staff and students on Thursday, Oct. 9, freshman Sarah Sutherland died Monday, ...
Read More »By Natalie Kouba & Tom Kozlowski Editor-in-Chief & Managing Editor In a campus-wide email sent out on Friday, Oct. 3, the College announced the ...
Read More »By Courtney Wirths Features Editor • Yahoo’s early investment in Alibaba recently paid off big time when the Chinese web colossus had its IPO, earning ...
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