By Beth Strumpf Correspondent The author of two published works and director of the Penn State University Cultural Center focused on the discriminatory ...
Read More »Stiletto Networks are small groups of professional women who support each other in both their careers and personal lives, and these groups are continuously ...
Read More »An iPhone 5 and its silver case were stolen from a student at approximately 6 p.m. on Tuesday Oct. 22, according to Campus Police. Campus Police was approached ...
Read More »• Thanksgiving falls much later than last year, leaving only 25 days between Black Friday and Christmas. Due to the delay (six shopping days less than ...
Read More »By Jen Winkler Correspondent James Jasper, a writer and sociologist, came to the College on Friday, Nov. 1, to discuss one of his newest theories regarding ...
Read More »TCNJ Holiday is coming back to the College as CUB was funded by the Student Finance Board to host the “Illuminate the Night” themed event for $19,347. The ...
Read More »The College’s Gamma Chapter of the Latin fraternity Lambda Theta Phi hosted Hispanic College Day on Wednesday, Oct. 23, providing information sessions ...
Read More »Kendall Hall filled with students and many were turned away when Nobel Prize winner and Princeton professor Paul Krugman visited the College on Wednesday, ...
Read More »By Talha Ahmed Correspondent Khalil Gibran Muhammad, the director of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture of the New York Public Library, ...
Read More »Robert McGreevy, assistant professor of history at the College, gave the talk, “Understanding Immigration in the States,” to educate students on ...
Read More »By Sam Roberts Correspondent On Wednesday, Oct. 29, a year after Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast, a panel comprised of a journalist and policymakers ...
Read More »A large construction site and a visually unappealing green fence stand at the entrance of the College — perhaps a turn-off for prospective students ...
Read More »The College has minimal financial obligations to Campus Town, and is expected to financially benefit from the $70 million project, since it will ...
Read More »When autumn arrived, the College’s students found time to get off campus and enjoy the crisp, beautiful season. Students visited a variety of places ...
Read More »• Three weeks after its initial launch, Americans still struggle to get through some of the bugs and glitches on Healthcare.gov. “No one is madder ...
Read More »Student Government passed motions to approve two student clubs and rejected a third on Wednesday, Oct. 16. Three clubs — To Write Love on Her Arms, ...
Read More »By Albert Cavallaro Correspondent Director Alain Gomis came to campus for a screening of his film, “Tey” — the recipient of multiple awards, ...
Read More »By Rashida Ricketts Correspondent Five long months went by and the terrified 18-year-old boy’s nerves boiled to its highest point when there ...
Read More »Old friends, good food, fun times, nice weather and a win for the Lions: What else could the College’s students and alumni ask for? Homecoming was ...
Read More »A job-search workshop on how to educate students on the mission of the Career Center, its resources and how to use each one was given to a group of students ...
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