By Anthony GarciaNews Editor Senior mechanical engineering major Justin ”JJ” Cunningham passed away in his on-campus residence on the afternoon ...
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By Mike SherrStaff Writer Dr. Tracy Kress, associate professor of biology and chair of the Committee on Academic Programs (CAP), sent a community wide ...
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By Rishi ShahNews Editor Peace Corps regional recruiter Sarah Price was joined by President Kathryn Foster, professor Donald Hirsch of the chemistry ...
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By Sean LeonardStaff Writer With 1139 students residing on campus, the College has seen 150 Covid-19 cases among students since the beginning of the ...
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By Elliott Nyugen Staff Writer Johnson & Johnson received approval from the FDA on Saturday, Feb. 27 to begin offering their single-dose vaccine. ...
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By Kevin HornibrookCorrespondent The College was virtually visited by Dr. Eddie Glaude on Feb. 26 for a presentation on Black history, social justice ...
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By Sean LeonardStaff Writer With 120 cases of Covid-19 in students this semester, including 67 cases over the past 10 days, President Foster expressed ...
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By Mike SherrStaff Writer Student Government (SG) met on Feb. 24 to vote on a proposal made by student delegate and senior philosophy major David McMillan. ...
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By Jax DiEugenioStaff Writer Alicia Garza, civil rights activist and co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, addressed the College in a discussion ...
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By Elliott NguyenStaff Writer Gov. Murphy signed three bills on Monday to legalize marijuana for those over the age of 21, ending a stalemate that prevented ...
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By Jenny MarcinkowskiStaff Writer Following former president Donald Trump’s acquittal of inciting an insurrection on Feb. 13, students are feeling ...
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By Sean Leonard Staff Writer Freshman year is usually a time when students interact with their peers, explore the campus and make friendships that can ...
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By Jax DiEugenioStaff Writer The economic implications stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic have devastated nearly every sector around the country and ...
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By Jenny MarcinkowskiStaff Writer A few days into the spring semester, a student was sent into isolation after testing positive for Covid-19. Five days ...
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By Elliott NguyenStaff Writer Mercer County moved all vaccination centers to two sites, the Cure Insurance Arena in Trenton and Mercer County Community ...
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By Sean LeonardStaff Writer The mental health of college students has been significantly impacted as one year of remote learning approaches. A study ...
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By Anthony GarciaNews Editor The College held a virtual panel on Feb. 16, which would be the first of a three-part series on the insurrection at the ...
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By Jenna HartCorrespondent Strategist, writer and activist Brea Baker led a Q&A event hosted by PRISM on Thursday, Feb. 11. The focus of the event ...
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By Kevin HornibrookCorrespondent Political activist Marc Lamont Hill visited the College virtually on Feb. 10 to speak to students about Black history ...
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By Mike SherrStaff Writer As of Feb. 13, there have been 28 confirmed on-campus cases of Covid-19 since the beginning of the spring semester. These students ...
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