Information Technology (IT) recently released information via voicemail and e-mail informing students, faculty and administrators about virus problems ...
Read More »On Jan. 19 at 3:40 a.m., Campus Police was dispatched to Cromwell Hall on a report of a fire alarm. The building fire annunciator panel reported a smoke ...
Read More »Due to a glitch in the Carte Blanche dining system, some students with Plan C, which does not offer unlimited access to Eickhoff Dining Hall before 11 ...
Read More »Ewing Township passed four new ordinances that are making it more difficult for students at the College to find housing off campus and causing landlords ...
Read More »Founders' Day, which commemorated the College's 150th anniversary last Wednesday, provided students, faculty and alumni with many ways to celebrate. Events ...
Read More »On this day in 1855, then-Gov. Rodman Price signed the documents that established the New Jersey State Normal School as the first teacher-training school ...
Read More »Today is the day we celebrate the College's sesquicentenntial, 150 years of academics, college life - and campus entertainment. Over the years, the ...
Read More »The College kicks off its 150th anniversary today with an all-day celebration and a number of activities and events. The Founders' Day Celebration events ...
Read More »Dear Signal staff, As a journalism major, I've written for the Signal in the past, and would really appreciate the publishing of this article in one of ...
Read More »Spending nearly half the remaining money in its special appropriations line, the Student Finance Board (SFB) gave $15,000 to the Senior Class Council ...
Read More »Throughout its long history, the College has brought some distinguished guests to its campus, thanks to different organizations that have taken turns ...
Read More »A 42-year-old Trenton man was stabbed in the abdomen and nicked in the throat inside Prince Fried Chicken on North Olden Avenue on Jan. 22 at 1:50 a.m. Dwight ...
Read More »Although the African-American Cultural Awareness Association (AACAA) and the Multicultural Lecture Series will bring former NAACP president Kweisi Mfume ...
Read More »In response to rumors, misinformation and concerns about Norsworthy Hall, the office of Facilities Operations released additional information regarding ...
Read More »While the Metzger Apartments project is the most noticeable of on-campus construction problems, the New Library Project has also fallen behind schedule. Despite ...
Read More »On Nov. 11, 1938, the Trenton State Teachers College football team defeated Panzer 12-0. On Nov. 10, 1949, they defeated Montclair 7-6. These may seem ...
Read More »Tim Asher, associate director of Campus Activities, outlined new potential requirements for club executive boards at the Student Government Association ...
Read More »played piano on Wednesday nights at Eickhoff Dining Hall was recently injured in a car accident that may leave him paralyzed from the mid-back down. "One ...
Read More »On Nov. 13 at 3:10 a.m., Campus Police was called to the seventh floor of Wolfe Hall on a report of a medical emergency. Upon arrival, the first floor ...
Read More »Here on the College's campus, the well-manicured lawns and stately brick buildings with white columns project the ultimate image of academia. The College ...
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