BREAKING: Car on fire at North Olden and Pennington
By Matthew Kaufman | Feb. 9A car is on fire at the intersection of Pennington Rd. and North Olden Ave in Ewing. Police and firefighters are at the scene.
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A car is on fire at the intersection of Pennington Rd. and North Olden Ave in Ewing. Police and firefighters are at the scene.
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By Emily Devi RamkishunCorrespondentThe Mexican Student Association (MEXSA) hosted its first spring semester event, Año Nuevo y Tres Reyes Celebración, ...
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By Parisa Burton Staff WriterGlobal Game Jam came to the College for its annual fun-filled three-day weekend from Friday, Feb. 3 through Sunday, Feb. ...
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Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Incorporated (Gamma Chapter) held their first “Feel Better with a Letter” event in the Brower Student Center on Wednesday, Feb. 1, in which students could make cards to send to children at St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.
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On Wednesday, the Pan-African Flag Raising Ceremony at Trenton Hall launched the College’s celebration of Black History Month. This ceremony is an annual tradition that symbolizes the freedom and progression of those within the African Diaspora.
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On Sunday, Jan. 29, Arooga’s Grille House and Sports Bar closed its Campus Town location. This comes after only being in business for a little more than a year, opening on Dec. 12, 2021.
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A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Wednesday at the Ewing intersection of Pennington Road and Somerset Street and later died as a result of his injuries
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By Emma Ferschweiler Staff WriterStudent tries to sneak alcohol into Travers Hall — Oct. 1, 2022On Oct. 1 at approximately 1:12 a.m., a Travers Hall ...
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On Dec. 6, the College’s Board of Trustees met for the last time this year. “This [was] not a regular meeting of the board, but a brief one which feature[d] just a few action items to be addressed prior to the end of the year,” said Heather M. Fehn, chief of staff and secretary of the Board of Trustees.
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On Nov. 28, deans, professors and students alike gathered to hear former College President R. Barbara Gitenstein deliver a reading of her memoir, “Experience Is the Angled Road: Memoir of an Academic.”
Read More »In the event “Living Between Worlds,” Tianna Faye Soto, a Puerto Rican-Jamaican-Chinese woman, discussed mental health and wellness in a college setting and the multiple identities, or “hats,” a person must wear in their everyday lives.
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Colleges against cancer (CAC) hosted their Relay for Life event at the College on Nov. 11, an event to raise money for those affected by cancer. An indoor track was set up for participants to walk laps around the Brower Student Center.
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Jack Ganley, a postdoctoral fellow from Princeton University, was invited by the College to present his research to the biology department in the physics building, room 101 on Nov. 11.
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CAPS Peer Educators hosted their annual “Stigmonologues” event on Nov. 3. Held in the education building, the event allowed students to speak about their own mental health journey’s. The goal was “to end stigma” at the College.
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Colleges against Cancer (CAC) held a kickoff event called “Relay For Life” in the Brower Student Center on Nov. 2 to garner support for their cause, raise money and survey the body members of CAC.
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Founder and president of Kids and Cars Safety (KACS) Janette Fennell spoke to the College in the library auditorium on Nov. 1 about how she turned her dramatic kidnapping story into a career advocating for vehicle-related risks. Fennell touched upon topics regarding car safety, as well as the concerns her organization has addressed.
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The Muslim Student Association (MSA) invited Bilquis Abdul-Qaadir to speak about her experience playing basketball as a Muslim woman and her remarkable story of fighting for her right to wear her hijab. Being unable to play professional basketball due to her hijab, she grew to become proud of being Muslim and understood the religion at a deeper level.
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Synergy Dance Company hosted their annual “Mr. Synergy” dance pageant where six contestants competed for a trophy, crown and the title of “Mr. Synergy” while raising money for childhood cancer.
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TCNJam hosted a flag football game on Oct. 23 to raise money for The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising money for families affected by childhood cancer who need financial assistance and childhood cancer research, as well as spreading awareness of the cause.
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Kappa Delta Pi (KDP), the international education honor society, and the School of Education co-sponsored an event with four of the College’s alumni who have been voted as best county teacher in New Jersey. On Oct. 27 Christine Girtain, Kristen Dunleavy, Gina DiMaggio, and Leigh Cline came together to give future education graduates advice.
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