The Center for Assistive Technology and Inclusive Education Studies (CATIES) was awarded a $1.3 million grant by the U.S. Department of Education. CATIES ...
Read More »Campus Police has released the 2007 Annual Security Report, revealing a significant decrease in liquor law and drug-related violations from previous years. Liquor ...
Read More »The Student Finance Board (SFB) unanimously denied funding for the Student Government Association's (SGA) $1,360 request at its meeting last Wednesday. ...
Read More »New Jersey's drug-free school zone mandates and their consequences were explored by Bruce Stout, associate professor of criminology, on Oct. 1. His presentation ...
Read More »For some wheelchair-users at the College, door accessibility on campus can present a problem. However, College administrators say they are working behind ...
Read More »The College Democrats hosted a debate-watching party Saturday night in the Brower Student Center for the Vice-presidential debate between Gov. Sarah Palin ...
Read More »Although the College is more than 250 years old, administrators are trying to keep as up-to-date as possible with the latest networking trends. As part ...
Read More »College Democrats and Republicans faced off during "Election Society Politics: A Presidential Election Forum," sponsored by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority ...
Read More »Students who use a Federal Stafford Loan to help shoulder the cost of tuition now have to pay a 1 percent application fee. This fee recently surprised ...
Read More »Students considering graduate school don't need to wait to start planning their futures. Run by Career Services, Graduate Studies Week began Sept. 22 ...
Read More »The Student Finance Board (SFB) unanimously awarded the Inter-Greek Council (IGC) $5,177 for its "Everything You Need to Know About the Opposite Sex" ...
Read More »Sodexo recently installed a conveyor belt in Eickhoff dining hall, which brings dirty dishes and trays into the kitchen to be cleaned. The conveyor belt ...
Read More »Nick Smith-Sebasto, class of '86, urged his audience to "stop the insanity" in a lecture titled, "Land Grab and Garbage Barge: Lessons for Sustainability ...
Read More »The College recently stipulated non-smoking areas around Green Hall and Eickhoff Hall, in accordance with the College's smoking policy and New Jersey's ...
Read More »The College and its students took notice of Wall Street's crisis a week and a half ago when 158-year-old investment giant Lehman Brothers filed for Chapter ...
Read More »The College Union Board (CUB) cleared its first obstacle to securing hip-hop artist Rihanna for its Spring Concert after the Student Finance Board (SFB) ...
Read More »Students living on campus can start feeling a little safer this week, as the office of Campus Police will begin a push to make their presence more recognizable ...
Read More »James Howard Kunstler, author of the freshman summer reading book World Made by Hand, defended his stance on environmental sustainability on Sept. 17 ...
Read More »In celebration of Constitution Day, Daryl Fair, professor of political science, questioned whether a new constitution is necessary last Wednesday in the ...
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