By Camille FurstManaging Editor As senior Alyssa Spagnuolo cleaned out her bedroom at home, the fact that she would never be back at the College as an ...
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By Emmy Liederman and Olivia Bowman Editor-in-Chief and Staff Writer Delaney Potter planned to spend the semester studying for nursing exams, attending ...
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By Kalli ColacinoOpinions Editor Gary Gulak has worked in the restaurant industry for over 16 years. As the owner of Mama Flora’s Trattoria in Ewing, ...
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By Emmy Liederman Editor-in-Chief Ewing Police Dispatch received an anonymous call on the night of Thursday, March 27 about a party on the 300 block ...
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By Jamie Pillion Correspondent Many of Karlie Lombardi’s students don’t have access to technology at home. Just when she felt like her third graders ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor Campus Town residents are used to a quiet, safe environment, soup from Panera Bread and dessert from Insomnia Cookies — not ...
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By Emmy Liederman Editor-in-Chief President Kathryn Foster announced in a campus-wide email on Friday, March 20 that courses will be moved online ...
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By Madison PenaNews Editor Interim Provost William Keep announced the approval of a temporary policy on Thursday, March 19 in a campus-wide email that ...
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By Emmy LiedermanEditor-in-Chief A COVID-19 case at the College was confirmed by President Kathryn Foster in a campus-wide email on Thursday, March 19. ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor A student at the College has created a petition for all professors to implement a “pass/fail” system, opposed to a standard ...
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UPDATE: According to a March 11 email from Director of Student Involvement Dave Conner, group travel is cancelled and both on and off-campus social activities ...
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By Madison PenaNews Editor Fitness is something that many students want to prioritize, but it can get pushed aside when they have trouble finding time ...
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By Elliott NguyenStaff Writer The Student Finance Board met on March 4 at 12:30 p.m.in room 104 of the Brower Student Center to discuss special appropriation ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor She was an educator, a journalist, a businesswoman, an anti-lynching crusader, a suffragist and a leader. The patriarchy began ...
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By Gabriella LucciStaff Writer Student Government swore in the speaker of the General Body and the senators of the Humanities and Social Sciences at their ...
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By Ian KrietzbergNation & World Editor Going into Super Tuesday, Joe Biden’s campaign was struggling. But the night before, candidates Amy Klobuchar ...
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By Jesse StillerStaff Writer Bernie Sanders has been declared the winner by a large margin in the Nevada Caucus on Feb. 22, further cementing his ...
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By Kerry HennessyStaff Writer Students scattered in different rooms of the Education Building, gluing their eyes to their laptop screens. Teams of strangers ...
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By Emmy LiedermanEditor-in-Chief It didn’t take much to make Matt Palmer happy. His best friends will never forget one day in particular when he greeted ...
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By Camille FurstManaging Editor When Tian-na Green submitted a bias incident report, she had faith that the Office of Student Conduct would have her back. ...
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