Due to the many concerns about on-campus dining, students were given details about improved food quality and safety, management, staffing and new programs in an Oct. 7 email sent by Sean Stallings, vice president of Student Affairs and observer of dining services.
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The instability of dining services at the College has tarnished its reputation among the campus community. Sodexo, the College’s food service provider, and the College’s dining services are responsible for the food that is produced and the staff hired to serve the food. The students at the College have raised concerns about food quality and service, specifically at the Atrium at Eickhoff Hall.
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By Sean LeonardNews Editor The entire campus lost power at about 3:55 p.m. on Sept. 13, according to an email from Senior Director of Facilities Operations ...
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Anika PruthiStaff WriterMask mandates in schools due to Covid-19 have been a serious matter of debate. The rise of the highly contagious delta variant ...
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Andrew BellowsStaff Writer Hurricane Ida made landfall in the Southeastern United States on Aug. 29, 2021. With winds up to 150 miles per hour, Ida steamrolled ...
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Citing concerns about Covid-19, the College has decided for the 2021-2022 school year to remove the Meal Equivalency program, which encouraged students to eat at other locations besides the Atrium at Eickhoff Hall. The removal of Meal Equivalency was meant to reduce the number of students eating at one time, therefore encouraging social distancing and smaller crowds, according to the Executive Director for Auxiliary and Contract Services Karen Roth and as reported by The Signal.
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By Len La RoccaEditor-in-Chief Director of Student Health Services, Janice Vermeychuk, announced the College will be adding “random and targeted testing ...
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According to the Fall 2021 Covid-19 Dashboard, 28 students have tested positive for Covid-19 since Sept. 7, as of Sept. 21. The College has a number of guidelines for keeping students safe, including mandating wearing masks indoors and requiring unvaccinated people to be tested twice weekly and complete a daily self-checkup. Since Sept. 15, tests are now offered on campus for asymptomatic vaccinated students who believe they were exposed, according to an email from President Foster.
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By Myara GomezStaff WriterAll across the College, numerous Spotted Lanternflies have taken over the campus. The Spotted Lanternfly (SLF) is an invasive ...
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By Emma Ferschweiler Staff WriterThe College’s Student Government (SG) and Student Finance Board (SFB) kicked off the start of the semester with interest ...
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By Delaney SmithStaff WriterThe College requiring all students to be vaccinated for the 2021 fall semester opened the doors for a return to a kind of ...
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By Victoria Gladstone Staff WriterThe College removed the Meal Equivalency program and unlimited swipes for meal plans at Eickhoff Hall at the beginning ...
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Student Government (SG) hosted its second meeting of the school year on Sept. 15 in a hybrid format, with most attendees being in-person and some joining through Zoom.
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By Lucas VaccoStaff Writer After the first week of in-person classes, the College took another step towards normalcy by hosting its annual fall Student ...
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By Emma FerschweilerStaff WriterThe once-barren campus of the College was alive again with the start of the school's annual Welcome Week for first-year ...
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Old and new members alike gathered on Sept. 8 for Student Government’s (SG) first meeting of the new semester. The meeting’s agenda included various new orders of business but mainly focused on initiatives planned for the future.
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Connor CarlinStaff Writer On Aug. 17, Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ), Chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, released a statement highly critical ...
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By Lucas VaccoStaff WriterThe Covid-19 vaccine mandate for all students at the College is allowing many more students to reside on campus this semester ...
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By Ian KrietzbergManaging Editor Indoor face coverings will be required for everyone on campus regardless of vaccination status amid rising Delta variant ...
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By Camille FurstFormer Editor-in-Chief The College has told students that failure to upload proof of Covid-19 vaccination without an approved exemption ...
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