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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By Jax DieugenioStaff Writer As the college community continues to adapt to the many difficulties resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic, college-aged ...
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By McKenzie CollinsInternational Editor Derek Chauvin faces up to 40 years in prison after today's monumental verdict, convicting him of both second ...
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Mike SherrStaff Writer On April 15, students voted using Qualtrics to choose who will represent them in Student Government (SG) in the 2021-22 academic ...
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By Elliott NguyenStaff Writer Cases of Covid-19 in New Jersey have begun to decline following the recent rise. New cases in the state had been rising ...
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By Anthony GarciaNews Editor As of Monday, April 12, administration of the Johnson and Johnson (J&J) one-shot adenovirus vaccine used to prevent ...
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By Sean LeonardStaff Writer As more students are becoming eligible to receive a Covid-19 vaccine, many colleges are considering requiring the vaccine ...
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By Adia MontgomeryCorrespondent Trigger Warning: the following article discusses sexual assault. Every 73 seconds, an American is assaulted, according ...
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By Sean McQuown Contributor In response to a growing number of mass shooting incidents, President Joe Biden discussed his plan to take executive actions ...
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By Sean LeonardStaff Writer On April 7, the “Man Up and Talk About It” forum provided a 90-minute dialogue for students to discuss men’s mental ...
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By Elliott NyugenStaff Writer The College hosted its annual “Accepted Students Day” on Saturday, April 10. Unlike previous iterations, this year’s ...
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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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