The fourth annual Passport to Programming, which occurred Saturday, Sept. 15, is part of an effort "to enhance school spirit and pride, support student ...
Read More »The first politics forum of the fall semester featured John Landreau, associate professor of women's and gender studies, on Thursday, Sept. 13 in the ...
Read More »A laptop was stolen on Sept. 5 between 6 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. from a first floor room in Townhouses West. At 9:15 p.m. a Campus Police officer was dispatched ...
Read More »Seven College students joined between 60 and 75 protesters in Trenton on Friday to protest against a number of Trenton issues, including Mayor Douglas ...
Read More »About 100,000 anti-war protesters marched through Washington, D.C. on Saturday, resulting in over 200 arrests, including three students from the College, ...
Read More »The yearbook is on. That's the message the current staff of The Seal, the College's yearbook, is projecting this year as they put last year's problems ...
Read More »The Student Finance Board (SFB) elected two new freshman representatives during last week's meeting. Peter J. Anastasio Jr., freshman history major, ...
Read More »A theft was reported by the Residence Hall Association (RHA) on Aug. 26 at 10:30 a.m. A yellow and blue banner saying "Welcome to TCNJ Residence Hall ...
Read More »Using pepper spray to subdue him, Campus Police arrested a College student on Sunday, Sept. 2, after he allegedly hit an officer in the head with his ...
Read More »The student organizations of the College set up tables last Wednesday on the path between the Alumni Grove and Brower Student Center as part of the Student ...
Read More »The off-campus vendor program of the College's GetIt card system has been discontinued as of the Fall 2007 semester. The 10-year-old program allowed ...
Read More »L. Dee Fink, a national consultant in higher education, re-examined traditional teaching in his lecture "The Joy and Responsibility of Teaching Well" ...
Read More »Last Wednesday, the student groups of the College could be found at tables lined up along the sidewalk from the Alumni Grove to Brower Student Center. ...
Read More »The recent rash of false fire alarms in the Travers/Wolfe and Decker residence halls has been linked to a combination of humidity and dust, according ...
Read More »The College is feeling the impact of state budget cuts once again with the recently recommended cancellation of six master's programs within the School ...
Read More »The College's library has unveiled the new Web site which has been "heavily influenced by students," according to Jacqui Dacosta, the information literacy ...
Read More »The clocks in Brower Student Center were expected to be replaced this summer, but the arrival of the new clocks was delayed until last week. As of press ...
Read More »After a year in which she received no salary increase, College President R. Barbara Gitenstein got a 6 percent salary increase for the upcoming year. The ...
Read More »On Sept. 23, the College will be replacing its SquirrelMail e-mail system with Zimbra Collaboration Suite, which will provide students and faculty with ...
Read More »The College this summer hired David Conner for the position of assistant director for fraternity and sorority programs, a position held last year by Pamela ...
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