Two representatives from the New Jersey Environmental Justice Alliance gave a presentation on March 12 at the College about environmental injustice and how affected communities and others are fighting against it.
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There have been 34 cases of car boots issued on campus this academic year, according to Campus Police, a figure close to surpassing the totals from the last two school years of 36 and 35, respectively.
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Representatives from the College’s Office of Emergency Preparedness and Emergency Medical Services informed and demonstrated emergency situations to the room before the Student Government general body discussed bills and resolutions on March 5.
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DelliCarpini will be taking over the role of departing Interim Provost Suzanne McCotter.
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A recent slew of vandalism in Wolfe and Travers Halls has caused the College to step in and take action.
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The Signal and Campus Police work together on a weekly basis to inform the campus community about crime on and around campus. All records given to The Signal are public records and do not contain personal information. Some information provided may be triggering for some students.
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The Trenton Elks Lodge 105 recently built a little pantry with the goal of helping people in need. The pantry can be found at 42 Decou Ave. in Ewing.
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Interim Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Suzanne McCotter visited Student Government to talk about her current responsibilities and the improvements underway in Academic Affairs at the College on Feb. 26.
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The College’s Residential Education and Housing has implemented a new policy, offering temporary housing on the first floor of Decker Hall to juniors and seniors who missed out on signing up for housing in Hausdoerffer, Phelps and the townhouses for the next academic year.
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The reconstruction effort aims to address problems unique to HSS, reduce the stress of small HSS programs through resource sharing and more.
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Decker and Cromwell will be the next residence halls on campus to get air conditioning, after the Board of Trustees approved the project at its meeting on Feb. 25.
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Over 100 protestors gathered at the New Jersey State House this afternoon to stand up against an executive order they believe threatens the United States’ democracy.
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The College announced in a Feb. 27 email new familiarization training sessions on the use of automated external defibrillators, Stop the Bleed kits and Narcan administration. The sessions are open to all members of the College community.
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The fitness center in Campus Town is getting an aesthetic make-over and more machines added to the cardio section — the first large revamp since opening almost 10 years ago.
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The presentation touched on the importance of land conservation, summarized steward and student-conducted field research, and concluded with four proposals and student recommendations.
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Inclusive Excellence presented to Student Government before the organization discussed and passed new bills and started preparations for the upcoming election at the general body meeting on Feb. 19.
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Freedom of speech has been a talking point at the College since Feb. 7 when The Signal published an editorial that raised concerns over the TCNJ College Republicans’ repeated use of antisemitic, racist, homophobic and transphobic rhetoric directed at other students in their recognized student organization GroupMe.
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The week will hold panel discussions from students and staff with disabilities, walkthroughs of assistive technologies like Glean and Accommodate, workshops on learning styles and simulations of different disabilities.
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Jacqueline C. Romero ‘93 announced her resignation as the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on Monday, Feb. 17.
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The Signal and Campus Police work together on a weekly basis to inform the campus community about crime on and around campus. All records given to The Signal are public records and do not contain personal information. Some information provided may be triggering for some students.
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