By Roman Orsini Correspondent The War of the Words IV debate took place in the Social Sciences Atrium on Tuesday, April 22, between members of the Philosophical ...
Read More »Graduating seniors bid their final farewells and new elects were sworn in at the Student Government general body meeting on Wednesday, April 23. Senior ...
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Many people on campus and in the College community are abuzz with the premise of Campus Town, the long-awaited destination of restaurants, housing ...
Read More »At 1:30 p.m. the College's students were notified via text message that PSE&G, the College's gas and electric provider, had given the all clear to ...
Read More »UPDATE: As of approximately 1:30 p.m., PSE&G gave the all clear and all buildings and parking lots were re-opened. All classes resumed at 2 p.m. A ...
Read More »Where could you have seen a comedic juggler, a saxophonist, a contortionist, dancers and singers all on the same stage? At the fifth annual TCNJ’s Got ...
Read More »The College’s campus is home to numerous academic buildings in which students spend a majority of their time during the semester. Some locations, such ...
Read More »What started out in Australia has quickly begun sweeping the United States. Now, it has reached the College campus. Everything about the “neknomination” ...
Read More »PRISM was the sole presenter at the Student Finance Board’s weekly meeting on Wednesday, April 16. SFB fully funded PRISM with $650 to hold a Queer ...
Read More »• The home improvement store Home Depot is known for offering consumers tools, lawn materials, appliances and construction material. Despite the bulky ...
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Four clubs were approved by Student Government at the general body meeting on Wednesday, April 16. The first club — the Association for Music Production ...
Read More »By Connor Donnelly Correspondent This April recognizes the 20th anniversary of one of the most horrific atrocities in recent history, the 1994 Rwandan ...
Read More »By Christine Aebischer Staff Writer When choosing a college to attend, students weigh many factors, but when it comes down to making a final decision, ...
Read More »Members of Student Government traveled to the New Jersey Statehouse in Trenton for the General Body meeting on Wednesday, April 9. Senator of Humanities ...
Read More »By Sarah Holland Correspondent Ask any student at the College about their favorite employee at Eickhoff Hall and they’ll more than likely respond with ...
Read More »He doesn’t take any medication. He’s won several gold medals and awards in tennis, and his motto is, “whatever happens, you just have to roll with ...
Read More »By T.J. von Bradsky Correspondent For many, running a marathon is something that is simply talked about in the abstract. Maybe it’s even put on the ...
Read More »On Thursday, April 10, at 1:35 p.m., the window of an off-campus house was broken and several hundred feet of copper pipes were stolen. According to Campus ...
Read More »An iPhone case that charges your phone with solar panels, an app and website for keeping track of student meal points, and a barber shop to go in Campus ...
Read More »By Jenna Rose Correspondent Presenting his lecture “Trust vs. Transparency in Modern Democracy” to the College, famed communications theorist Michael ...
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