On Jan. 29, Arooga's closed in Campus Town. Two weeks following the closure, on Feb. 12, sophomore public health major Gio Adu-Gyamfi reached out to friends on his Instagram story curious to know what they would like in place of Arooga’s.
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Growing up, Mariama Sillah, a senior African American Studies major, had always been interested in history and knew that it was a subject that she wished to further pursue in her college career. However, history classes were never taught from a perspective that related to her identity.
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With the College’s biannual career fair coming up, the Career Center held a “Prepare for The Career Fair” event on Wednesday, Feb. 15 in the Education building. This event gave students a competitive edge in the recruiting process.
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Over the past few years, the aging Travers and Wolfe have been losing popularity among students and now have their upper floors closed to residents. Not much has been known about the Towers’ future following the announcement last year that they would soon be replaced.
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The Italian Club, Italian program and the Department of World Languages and Culture came together to sponsor the “Everyday Life in Pompeii” lecture with guest speaker Dr. Snejzana Smodlaka on Feb. 15 in the library auditorium. She presented a slideshow of photos of excavated objects from Pompeii that helped to determine how the people of that civilization lived.
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The Michigan State University shooting on Monday seemed like a horrible yet distant event until the Ewing Police department announced on their Facebook the morning after that the shooter had left behind a note threatening two local middle schools.
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An American military fighter jet shot down a white balloon over South Carolina's coast on Feb. 4, under President Biden's orders following speculation that it may have been a Chinese spy balloon traveling across the United States. Tensions are mounting between the two great nations making people wonder what this potential territorial aggression will lead to during this unsettling time.
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A mechanical error led to a car fire near the intersection of Pennington Rd. and North Olden Ave., just over a mile away from the College, on Feb. 9. There were no injuries or fatalities according to Glenn Tettemer, a Ewing Township police officer.
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Panhellenic formal recruitment was in person for the first time since 2020 after two years of Covid-19-related restrictions that pushed recruitment online. Recruitment took place Feb. 3-4 and last Friday and Saturday, ending with Bid Day on Sunday.
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Ewing Township schools are closed on Tuesday due to an “unconfirmed school threat,” according to the police.
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The Gamma chapter of Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity hosted Bachata con Horchata at the inter-cultural center on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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The College’s recently founded organization, Girl Gains, held a community bonding event in the Social Sciences building on Wednesday, Feb. 8. There was a terrific turnout of girls thrilled to create DIY motivational bracelets whilst sharing about their fitness journeys.
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Interim Dean Tabitha Dell’Angello of the School of Education hosted a session about the 13 Guiding Principles of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement on Feb. 8 in Ed. 105 as part of the 2023 National Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action.
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A car is on fire at the intersection of Pennington Rd. and North Olden Ave in Ewing. Police and firefighters are at the scene.
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By Emily Devi RamkishunCorrespondentThe Mexican Student Association (MEXSA) hosted its first spring semester event, Año Nuevo y Tres Reyes Celebración, ...
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By Parisa Burton Staff WriterGlobal Game Jam came to the College for its annual fun-filled three-day weekend from Friday, Feb. 3 through Sunday, Feb. ...
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Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Incorporated (Gamma Chapter) held their first “Feel Better with a Letter” event in the Brower Student Center on Wednesday, Feb. 1, in which students could make cards to send to children at St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.
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On Wednesday, the Pan-African Flag Raising Ceremony at Trenton Hall launched the College’s celebration of Black History Month. This ceremony is an annual tradition that symbolizes the freedom and progression of those within the African Diaspora.
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On Sunday, Jan. 29, Arooga’s Grille House and Sports Bar closed its Campus Town location. This comes after only being in business for a little more than a year, opening on Dec. 12, 2021.
Read More »A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Wednesday at the Ewing intersection of Pennington Road and Somerset Street and later died as a result of his injuries
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