Police investigating the disappearance and death of College freshman John Fiocco Jr. are looking into a lead in the case. According to Capt. Al Della ...
Read More »The College was host, if only briefly, to New Jersey Democratic Congressmen Rush Holt and Frank Pallone for the Statewide Anti-Hunger Coalition's congressional ...
Read More »The first International Study Abroad Fair was held Nov. 15 in the Brower Student Center to promote the awareness of the International, off campus and ...
Read More »Roaches have been added to a list of problems Sodexho Dining Services has been experiencing in Eickhoff Hall, including unhappiness with the new lunch ...
Read More »James Gant, Student Government Association (SGA) executive vice president, discussed the outcome of an early October meeting with the office of Campus ...
Read More »Five special appropriation requests, including one for AIDS Awareness Week, and one conference request were proposed and funded at last week's Student ...
Read More »The fourth in a string of bike thefts that have struck the College over the past two weeks was reported on Wednesday, Nov. 8, by a Wolfe Hall resident. ...
Read More »Recycling on campus was the issue at hand when Water Watch club members gathered to speak with Amanda Radosti, Environmental Programs specialist at the ...
Read More »Across the country, College-aged people voted in record numbers. However, many at the College feel that many students here did not participate in the ...
Read More »Voter registration at the College was problematic this year because Student Government Association (SGA) members were unable to move into the College ...
Read More »The Ewing Township races for mayor and town council were well-known on campus because of campaign signs boldly featuring the names "Ball, Ball and Cox." The ...
Read More »Faculty and administrators gathered to discuss the impact of the Spellings Report, a Department of Education report on the state of higher education in ...
Read More »While most politically active students on campus spent the waning hours of Election Day campaigning for their respective candidates, the College chapter ...
Read More »Lawrence Township voters did not get to vote on the Lawrenceville Living Wage Coalition's ordinance in the Nov. 7 election due to a court-ordered injunction. ...
Read More »The Resolution Reaffirming Student Rights passed by a unanimous vote at the Student Government Association (SGA) meeting last week. The vote was initially ...
Read More »On Thursday, Nov. 2, Harry Amberson ordered six cases of Starbucks Fair Trade Caf? Estima Coffee for the New Library caf?.? Amberson, director of operations ...
Read More »Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest and arguably most distinguished academic honor society, announced that the College, along with five other colleges and universities, ...
Read More »For the past week-and-a-half, diners in Eickhoff Hall have been without silverware and ceramic plates. However, many students don't mind the shift, feeling ...
Read More »A man found the rear passenger window of his car broken after he and his son returned from an open house on Saturday, Oct. 28, at about 4:50 p.m. The ...
Read More »Sister Helen Prejean, a leading death penalty abolitionist and author of the book "Dead Man Walking," which was made into a movie starring Susan Sarandon, ...
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