As a result of the network problems the College has experienced in recent weeks, a miscommunication developed that caused some students to receive tickets ...
Read More »Construction has begun on the new chapel, which is expected to reach completion in the spring of 2004. However, some members of the campus community have ...
Read More »The number of students who were transported by Campus Police to area hospitals for drunkenness last year was nearly doubled that of the year prior. ...
Read More »Ground has been broken on site for the new parking deck, which will replace lots 6, 6A and 6B and the apartment complexes behind the Pennington Road transfer ...
Read More »Students at the College will no longer need to be as concerned about social security number (SSN) theft. According to Frank Cooper, director of Records ...
Read More »While freshman class numbers have allowed for significant residence hall reorganization, a new early arrival system has increased the safety and organization ...
Read More »From Hopewell Township to Mulberry Street, the Trenton area suffers from a range of environmental problems. Whether it is sprawl or toxic waste ...
Read More »It wasn't budget cuts that changed the College's master plan for campus construction. Rather, the College had to first settle a dispute with members of ...
Read More »A student reported to Campus Police on Thursday, April 3 at 10 a.m. and said that his vehicle was sprayed with whipped and shaving creams while it was ...
Read More »At the last political forum of the year, Christian Harris, professor of political science, said the United States and many other countries are not aware ...
Read More »The Board of Trustees held a public meeting in the Brower Student Center, where President R. Barbara Gitenstein and Barbara Wineberg, College treasurer, ...
Read More »The graduating class of 2003 will not be addressed by a guest speaker at its commencement ceremony, according to the President's office. In place ...
Read More »A series of controversial fliers relating to reproductive rights has been put on display in most buildings at the College. VOX: Voices of Planned ...
Read More »The College will not go forward with the Carte Blanche food program next year, according to Karen Roth, director of Auxillary Services, and Toni Pusak, ...
Read More »Nadia Gorski, former executive vice president, was sworn in by Chris Portera as the new executive president at Wednesday's meeing. Portera, former executive ...
Read More »SFB granted the first conference request from next year's operating budget last week, giving $7,586 of the requested $12,315 to Future Business Leaders ...
Read More »At the two-hour long sessions held on April 16 to address to students' concerns regarding the transformative changes that will take place in the fall ...
Read More »TCNJ Crew Club will spend the next week without a budget, as SFB investigates whether it can give a student organization funding for Recreation Center ...
Read More »Nadia Gorski, along with Christina Puglia and Annelise Catanzaro, who shared campaign posters and T-shirts, were elected to the positions of executive ...
Read More »The Developmental Advising Task Force asked SGA for input regarding its draft of a proposed model of advisement. This draft will be submitted to College ...
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