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Read More »At last week's Student Government Association (SGA) meeting, Blair Gumnic, vice president of Administration and Finance, said SGA has been trying to work ...
Read More »Perhaps no issue has polarized our country throughout the past decades as much as a woman's right to perform an abortion. Ever since the Roe v. Wade ...
Read More »The New Jersey Press Association (NJPA) honors Robert C. Cole, professor of journalism at the College, for his 30 years of "dedicated service to the newspaper ...
Read More »Campus Police recently updated a gap in its daily crime logs after The Signal found the public logbook to be at least 40 days behind the three-day grace ...
Read More »In the past, the College's Child Care Center was only available to the children of students, faculty, staff, alumni and Ewing residents. As of August, ...
Read More »Farmhouse work to start this time next year The College has set a tentative schedule, with an October 2006 start date, for the stabilization of the ...
Read More »A middle-aged man reportedly smelling of alcohol interrupted a 4 p.m. romanticism class being taught by Harriet Hustis, associate professor of English, ...
Read More »Drew University announced Sept. 18 that it would no longer require applicants to submit SAT scores in order to be considered for admission to the university. The ...
Read More »College President R. Barbara Gitenstein sent out a campus-wide e-mail last Tuesday night listing the policies, expectations and responsibilities for those ...
Read More »Last Wednesday, the Student Finance Board (SFB) passed two motions to provide funding to the College's Bowling and Ultimate Frisbee clubs to participate ...
Read More »Two men from KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, visited the College on Saturday to educate a group of students about the still prevalent epidemic of HIV/AIDS ...
Read More »Town may charge for parking Cars across Ewing could become subject to annual parking fees due to an ordinance that was passed unanimously Sept. 28 by ...
Read More »After swearing in its newly elected members at its meeting Sept. 28, the Student Government Association (SGA) discussed the success of the online election ...
Read More »Upon reading Jason Maruso's column on political extremism and the Anti-War rally, I found three points on which ?the author is apparently misinformed. ...
Read More »On Wednesday, Sept. 21 at 2:35 a.m., a Campus Police officer observed a student exit an elevator on the fifth floor of Decker Hall. As the student exited ...
Read More »What if someone told you they could cut your tuition costs, would you listen? Or if someone offered you a scholarship, would you take it? If you could ...
Read More »After failed attempts in the past, an online voting system for Student Government Association (SGA) elections has finally been dubbed a success. Last ...
Read More »Gang initiation rumor spreads An urban myth about gang initiations involving the murder of innocent drivers has had resurgence this year, as e-mails ...
Read More »The College's Center for Mathematics, Science and Technology received a $3.3 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to conduct a three-year ...
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