Rishi ShahNews Editor David Lamar, the man responsible for the crash that took the life of sophomore Michael Sot, pleaded guilty to two counts of third-degree ...
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By Sean LeonardNews Editor Despite an unusual and challenging senior year, the Class of 2021 celebrated their graduation and time at the College on campus. ...
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By Jenny MarcinkowskiStaff Writer President Biden highlighted parts of his energy-efficient infrastructure plan in his joint address to Congress on April ...
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By Lara BeckerFormer Editor-in-Chief A committee assembled by the College administration is reconsidering select student leader stipends that originally ...
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By Elliott NguyenOpinions Editor The College’s Department of Recreation and Wellness hosted a Football Combine tournament on Wednesday, April 28. The ...
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By Sean LeonardNews Editor Almost a full year after their virtual graduation and parting from the College, the Class of 2020 celebrated their graduation ...
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By Len La RoccaEditor-in-Chief In a major step toward normalcy in the Covid-19 pandemic, the College will be returning to in-person operations in the ...
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By Kevin Hornibrook Staff Writer Gov. Phil Murphy held a press conference on April 26 to update the state on the effort to reopen, announcing increases ...
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By Elizabeth CasalnovaCorrespondent Institutions have been especially vocal about social injustice since last summer when Black Lives Matter protests ...
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By Elizabeth Casalnova Correspondent Tuesday, April 20, 2021, will always be a date of parallel occurrences. While the nation eagerly awaited the verdict ...
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By Kevin HornibrookStaff Writer The Pan Asian Alliance held the first “PAA Talks” discussion on April 22 for students from different Asian cultural ...
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By Rishi ShahNews Editor The complexity of agriculture has traditionally been overlooked by reporters who cover it, leading to a failure to address the ...
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By Elliott NguyenStaff Writer Following a wave of mass shootings, like the recent shooting at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis, Gov. Murphy has reopened ...
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By Jenny MarcinkowskiStaff Writer The U.S. has distributed over 200 million vaccines to adults, surpassing President Biden’s pledge to have 100 million ...
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By Haley NakonechnyCorrespondent Moving through the New Jersey Legislature currently is bill S-1877, which would require institutions of higher education ...
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By Haley Nakonechny Correspondent In an effort to showcase the valuable contributions that have been made to the First Seminar Program (FSP) within ...
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Mike SherrStaff writer At their weekly meeting on April 21, Student Government (SG) voted to recognize four organizations and heard reports from students ...
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By Kevin HornibrookStaff Writer The College announced plans for in-person commencement ceremonies this spring, the second spring graduation season amidst ...
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By Kevin HornibrookStaff Writer The College held the last of three virtual panels on April 9 featuring faculty members who discussed political trends ...
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By Sean Leonard and Jenny Marcinkowski Staff Writers The College will be providing 300 Covid-19 vaccines for students, faculty, staff, alumni and ...
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