By Camille FurstEditor-in-Chief Seton Hall University announced on May 22 that its doors will open in the fall for a hybrid, flexible (“HyFlex”) ...
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By Jesse StillerNation & World Editor Gov. Phil Murphy made an announcement on May 14, according to NJ.com, to reopen New Jersey beaches, beginning ...
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By Chelsie DermanOpinions Editor With lower prices per class and in an effort to lighten up their coursework for future semesters, students continue ...
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By Julia DugganStaff Writer The College announced on May 4 that a new theatre minor is available once again to interested students, returning to the ...
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By Madison PenaNews Editor The College has begun adapting to the new nationally-mandated Title IX policies released on May 6 by Secretary of the Department ...
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By Lara BeckerManaging Editor In a time of grave uncertainty, academia knows one thing for sure: the College’s class of 2020 deserves a celebration. ...
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By JD FloresCorrespondent The end of the semester has finally arrived –– a time when most students relax and unwind in the increasingly warm weather. ...
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By Camille FurstEditor-in-Chief In response to the active coronavirus outbreak and its effects on standardized testing for high school students, the ...
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By Camille FurstEditor-in-Chief As students walked through Armstrong Hall in January when it reopened after a year-long renovation, mixed emotions abounded. While ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor As direct deposits began hitting bank accounts, working-class Americans let out a sigh of relief. College students claimed ...
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By Nancy BowneStaff Writer The COVID-19 pandemic forced college campuses to close amidst stay-at-home orders worldwide, including the College, which ...
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By Kim SandveCorrespondent When sociology professor at the College Diane Bates reflected on her experience teaching an online class at another institution ...
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By Giovanna MarchiniCorrespondent Almost every student at the College has been immersed in student organizations — but when the global pandemic forced ...
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By Jane BowdenManaging Editor It was 8 in the morning when Madison Foglia tended to her patient, a healthy 40-year-old man who appeared to be suffering ...
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In The Signal’s first podcast, Editor-in-Chief Emmy Liederman and Arts & Entertainment Editor Rich Miller highlight the efforts of four members ...
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By Camille FurstManaging Editor Students and faculty found themselves on April 19 talking less about the COVID-19 pandemic and more about resilience ...
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By Emmy LiedermanEditor-in-Chief UPDATE: On April 28, the Campus Town Education Association, Inc. announced in an email that all tenants in "current and ...
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Tao Dumas, an assistant professor of political science, was forced to completely rework her syllabi and lesson plans once the COVID-19 pandemic reached ...
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By Ian KrietzbergNation & World Editor In January of this year, it was largely ignored by the Western world. But in just a few months, SARS-CoV-2, ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor What was once typical, everyday life has become a daydream for students longing to return to the College. But when social ...
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