Apartment legal fees rise to $210,000
By Sean Marotta | Nov. 2, 2005At its Oct. 18 meeting, the Board of Trustees allocated an additional $55,000 in legal fees for the beleaguered Metzger Drive Apartment project. Combined ...
Read More »At its Oct. 18 meeting, the Board of Trustees allocated an additional $55,000 in legal fees for the beleaguered Metzger Drive Apartment project. Combined ...
Read More »Homecoming Week festivities allowed the College's organizations to show their school spirit. Eleven teams, consisting of members of Greek organizations, ...
Read More »The Progressive Student Alliance (PSA) conducted a forum on Wal-Mart's unethical business practices Wednesday. PSA invited a number of experts to speak ...
Read More »In the 1970s, Iran's government fell in a communist revolution, and shortly after, was overtaken by an Islamic theocracy. For the so-called "Western world," ...
Read More »At last Wednesday's meeting, the Student Finance Board (SFB) established a new conference request policy: funding $50 per person for each conference request. The ...
Read More »Well over a month after making landfall in New Orleans, Hurricane Katrina and the human tragedy it caused still are still eliciting awe. This was the ...
Read More »On Oct. 7, the ongoing collaboration of College and Community Relations (CCR), Information Technology (IT) and students of the College to revamp the school's ...
Read More »In its most recent Campus Security report, the College disclosed 17 forcible sexual assaults in 2004, close to double the nine reported for 2003. That ...
Read More »The Signal is the dummest newspaper around! All you do is contribute to the fear-mongering of the American media! You have caused great upsetment! ...
Read More »As part of the College's sixth annual Community Learning Day, author Marjane Satrapi came to the College to discuss one of her books, "Persepolis," which ...
Read More »Sodexho encourages healthy eating with iPod giveaways Sodexho is offering a chance to win a free iPod when students purchase one of its Apple-a-Day ...
Read More »Rising energy costs have the College striving to conserve energy in the coming winter months, Lori Winyard, director of the office of Energy and Central ...
Read More »At the Student Government Association (SGA) meeting last Wednesday, Dan Beckelman, senator at-Large, said SGA is considering a reform that will take away ...
Read More »Despite the fact that the Country Club Apartments are part of College housing, Ewing Police and the Trenton State College Corporation (TSC), not Campus ...
Read More »I am seriously dissapointed in the Signal's lack of professional journalism this week. Upon reading the Signal I noticed that that there was an extensive ...
Read More »As part of Community Learning Day, Donald Lovett, associate professor of biology, helped coordinate "The Evolution, Creationism and Intelligent Design ...
Read More »Last week, The Signal published an article about power consumption by The College. This letter included an appeal to students to try to conserve electricity. ...
Read More »The Municipal Land Use Center (MLUC), which provides technical assistance and facilitates access to state, federal and non-governmental resources, has ...
Read More »On Wednesday, Sept. 28, at 2:20 a.m., Campus Police was dispatched to the third floor of Travers Hall on a report of an intoxicated person. Upon arrival, ...
Read More »The College and Mercer County Community College (MCCC) were each recently awarded $50,000 grants from the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS). As ...
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