By Camille FurstEditor-in-Chief No evidence currently exists that the Green family, who lived on what is now campus property, owned slaves. Rather, evidence ...
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By Madison PenaNews Editor The College’s American Federation of Teachers (AFT) union members wrote a letter to President Kathryn Foster, highlighting ...
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By Esther MoralesReviews Editor In her most recent community-missive, released on Tuesday, July 2, College President Kathryn Foster outlined the awaited ...
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By Mathias Altman-KurosakiSports Editor The College held a dialogue around allyship and racial injustice on June 21 with a panel via Zoom. The discussion ...
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By Len La RoccaManaging Editor Incoming freshmen are rallying around a petition advocating for the College’s sports teams to resume in the fall semester. ...
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By Kalli ColacinoFeatures Editor After months of uncertainty, President Foster announced on Friday that the College is tentatively reopening for the ...
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By Camille FurstEditor-in-Chief The College plans to tentatively reopen its campus for the fall 2020 semester, according to President Kathryn Foster ...
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By Camille FurstEditor-in-Chief Controversy broke out in the College community when President Kathryn Foster informed students that the campus is built ...
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By Anika PruthiStaff Writer Government officials, protesters and law enforcement officers are preparing for George Floyd protests to escalate after some ...
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By Brittney AjajCorrespondent Backlash against CDC for guidance mishapThe coronavirus guidelines published by the CDC have triggered public backlash. ...
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By Camille FurstEditor-in-Chief The College released the anonymous “Campus Pulse” survey results on Thursday, June 11, through a campus-wide email ...
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By Anthony GarciaStaff Writer Residents throughout New Jersey traveled to Asbury Park and held a protest on June 1 calling for police accountability ...
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By Len La RoccaManaging Editor While police brutality is resonating with many after the murder of George Floyd, student organizations have felt halted ...
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By Camille FurstEditor-in-Chief Zane Thompson-Bradley broke down as he tried to speak. In the video call with over a hundred other participants, silence ...
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To the campus community, In the wake of George Floyd’s death, many students from the College have taken to social media to stand in solidarity with ...
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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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