Mike SherrStaff Writer During their weekly meeting on April 7, members of Student Government (SG) gave feedback on multiple proposals and gave their ...
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By Jenny MarcinkowskiStaff Writer The Mayo Business Plan Competition, held virtually for the second year in a row, concluded its final round on March ...
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By Roshni RajiCorrespondent Youth have always been central to progress across the globe. Eager to make change in their communities, we have them step ...
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By Diana HigginsCorrespondent Gov. Phil Murphy held a Covid-19 briefing on April 5, the start of National Health Week. He made several announcements ...
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By Sean LeonardStaff Writer On March 25, the College held its sixth annual Day of Giving. 2,049 donors consisting of alumni, staff, faculty, students, ...
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By Olivia Bowman Correspondent With the nation largely working towards becoming vaccinated, it can be difficult to compare and find the option that ...
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By Kevin HornibrookStaff Writer Student Government and the Office of Intercultural Engagement held a virtual open forum on March 25 for Asian American ...
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By Jax DieugenioStaff Writer Celebrating Women of Color Day on March 26, Women in Learning Leadership (WILL) hosted a virtual table talk with Union Latina, ...
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By Lara BeckerEditor-in-Chief As the pandemic compounds an already stressful time of the semester, the majority of students would agree that they need ...
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By Jenny MarcinkowskiStaff Writer The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) changed its social distancing guidelines for grades K through ...
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By Sean LeonardStaff Writer According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), over 130 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines have been ...
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Mike SherrStaff Writer Even though members of Student Government (SG) kept their general body meeting short on March 24, they had time to recognize a ...
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By Elliott NguyenStaff Writer Trauma reverberated in the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community following an Atlanta shooting that left ...
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By Julia DugganSenior Staff Writer The College Muslim Students’ Association invited a guest speaker to discuss women’s rights in Islam and the meaning ...
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By Jax DieugenioStaff Writer While the demand for the Covid-19 vaccine remains at an all-time high, accessibility remains an issue. As many school districts ...
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By Kevin HornibrookStaff Writer In a move signifying a turning point for activity and normalcy at the College, Recreation and Wellness recently allowed ...
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By Elliott NguyenStaff Writer After more than a year of social distancing, mask wearing and virtual learning, current and incoming students are curious ...
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By Len La RoccaManaging Editor Provost Jeffrey Osborn has accepted a recommendation from the Committee on Academic Programs (CAP) for an emergency spring ...
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By Sean LeonardStaff Writer In response to the reduction in student Covid-19 cases and easing of restrictions, the Division of Student Affairs announced ...
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By Kevin HornibrookStaff Writer The Department of Recreation and Wellness reached out to The Signal to discuss their programs offered this semester and ...
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