The College will not enact the residency requirement for first-year students next year, Kelly Hennessy. The proposal had received a mixed reaction from students, who were concerned about the economic pressure the requirement would place on commuter students.
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Student Government (SG) held a weekly general body meeting on Oct. 25 to discuss a number of topics, including new clubs becoming recognized student organizations, proposals to improve dining at the College and a heated debate about the responsibilities of the delegate cohort.
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By Jack LomersonCorrespondent The College Union Board (CUB) kicked off a “Stranger Things” inspired latenighter on Oct. 30 from 7-10 p.m. in BSC ...
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By Rachel LeaCorrespondentAs students prepare to register for classes next semester, the School of Science is experiencing a significant faculty turnover. ...
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By Rebecca Heath and Ally UhlendorfNews Editors Over the past three months, the College’s branch of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) has engaged ...
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By Liz CiocherArts & Entertainment EditorThe following instances have all occurred in the past six weeks, maintaining fright for students and faculty ...
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The Accessibility Resource Center, located in Roscoe West Hall, has recently experienced staff vacancies that have caused issues in communication between itself and the College’s students and families.
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By Rajika ChauhanStaff WriterIn the 11th investigation of its kind since 2021, the U.S. Justice Department has opened a probe of the Trenton Police Department ...
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The Student Finance Board (SFB) held a general board meeting on Oct. 18 to discuss funding requests from New Jersey Christian Fellowship (NJCF), Chinese Student Association (CSA), Planned Parenthood Generation Action (PPGA) and Physics Club.
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By Victoria Gladstone and Mike SherrManaging Editor and Editor-in-ChiefFollowing Bernstein’s “Welcome Back Address” last August, the interim president ...
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Residential Education and Housing sent representatives to the College’s Residence Hall Association and Student Government to outline the upcoming differential housing policy, along with the possibility of requiring first-year students to live on campus.
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By Briana Keenan and Aliyah Siddiqui Staff Writer and Nation and World Editor With the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, students around campus have ...
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Christopher Murphy, associate provost for curriculum and liberal learning, began his tenure as interim director of the College’s Honors and Scholars Program on Sept. 20, replacing English professor Harriet Hustis.
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By Liz CiocherArts & Entertainment EditorThere have been four reported incidents of crime reported to Campus Police since the start of the fall semester. ...
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By Briana KeenanStaff WriterStudent Government (SG) at the College has been preparing for Homecoming 2023 and is planning on changing the way it is outlined ...
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The campus is no longer receiving water deliveries to several faculty buildings, which contained five-gallon water jugs for office water stations. In an effort to increase sustainability, the company was asked not to drive into campus due to pollution and carbon emissions.
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By Lauren Diaz Correspondent This fall, the office of Counseling and Prevention Services (CAPS) at the College announced a partnership with teletherapy ...
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By Tristan Weisenbach and Riley EisenbeilArts & Entertainment Editor and Staff WriterFully informing every single student on a college campus of what ...
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By Karla FonsecaStaff WriterThe College’s Environmental Club attended the New York City March to End Fossil Fuels on Sept. 17. The environmental club, ...
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The College was named the top public college in the “Best Regional Cities — North” category and fourth overall in the “Regional Universities — North” category in the 2024 Best Colleges rankings released by the U.S. News & World Report on Sept. 18.
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