The 2006 Homecoming budget is currently frozen as a result of the Homecoming Committee overspending last year. Whenever an organization overspends their ...
Read More »Students will now need to swipe their ID cards to access any computer lab on campus, as the last several labs staffed by student personnel will start ...
Read More »Incoming students will no longer receive scholarships covering tuition, and room and board until the state budget restores funding to the Outstanding ...
Read More »All students at the College will now need their College-issued ID card to get into residential buildings all day, every day. Though the change comes the ...
Read More »On Tuesday, Aug. 29, at 9:30 p.m., a Campus Police officer spotted a man inside his parked truck on the second level of Lot 6. The officer was in the ...
Read More »The parents of John Fiocco Jr., a freshman who disappeared from his Wolfe Hall room last March, have filed a legal notice against the College, indicating ...
Read More »The College can add another notch to its belt. For the 15th consecutive year, the school has been named the top public college in the Best Universities-Master's ...
Read More »The College lost more than $8 million in state support for this fiscal year. The budget cuts have caused the College to increase tuition and enrollment ...
Read More »The College will no longer be providing toilet paper to dormitories with private bathrooms, and hall offices will no longer give out trash bags for garbage ...
Read More »Lingering structural damage continues to plague both Kendall Hall and the Spiritual Center. While the Spiritual Center needs only minor repairs at this ...
Read More »In response to his forced removal from the position of Student Government Association (SGA) executive president, Eric Pasternack has hired a lawyer, Roy ...
Read More »This year's Convocation ceremony welcomed the largest freshman class in nine years to the College. The event included a presidential welcome presented ...
Read More »"The Class of 2010, large and in charge," was the rallying cry of James Norfleet, vice president of Student Life, at the keynote speech delivered for ...
Read More »Students studying at the library finally have a way to refresh themselves thanks to a new caf?, featuring Starbucks coffee and espresso, which opened ...
Read More »The Music Building concert hall, which had been unnamed since it first opened in 1993, has been officially named the Mildred and Ernest E. Mayo Concert ...
Read More »In anticipation of the arrival of the College's largest incoming freshmen class in nine years, the lounges on each floor of Travers and Wolfe Halls were ...
Read More »The Student Finance Board (SFB) is a student-run organization that has the responsibility of distributing the Student Activity Fund (SAF). SAF is collected ...
Read More »In anticipation of the arrival of the College's largest incoming freshmen class in nine years, the lounges on each floor of Travers and Wolfe Halls were ...
Read More »Before the 1,294 students enrolled in the Class of 2010 even set foot on campus, they already established themselves as the largest freshman class in ...
Read More »The Student Government Association (SGA) is a body of elected student leaders. According to their website, tcnj.edu/~sga, "(SGA) is a group of students ...
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