Campus mourns loss of college freshman
By Emmy Liederman | Mar. 3, 2020By 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 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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By Victoria Giardina Columnist You know that voice inside your head that seems to pop up at all the wrong times — when you’re in front of a mirror, ...
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By Elliott NguyenCorrespondent The Student Finance Board reviewed special appropriations requests from Student Government and the Indian Student Association ...
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By Mallory McBride Staff Writer As coronavirus continues to spread, The Center for Global Engagement has reached out to students and faculty abroad, inviting ...
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President will focus on more diverse enrollment By Julia DugganStaff Writer President Kathryn Foster’s plan is divided into three pillars: Diversify, ...
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By Gabriella LucciStaff Writer Andrew Leynes and Matthew Wund, the chair and the vice-chair of the Committee on Faculty Affairs (CFA), attended the Student ...
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By Alex BaldinoStaff Writer The Student Finance Board (SFB) met to discuss replacing the previously scheduled Bill Nye event on Wednesday, Feb. 19, ...
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By Elliott NguyenCorrespondent Ambitious students made their way into the Student Recreation Center to kick off the College’s 2020 Spring Career ...
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By Garrett Cecere Former Editor-in-Chief Creation, teamsmanship and smiles filled the room as the students of Trenton Central High School (TCHS) assembled ...
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By Emmy LiedermanEditor-in-Chief The last thing Anthony Galante remembers is calling his friend for a ride home. When he woke up, the whole month of December ...
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By Gabriella Lucci Staff Writer Student Government recognized a new organization on campus and listened to a presentation by College President Kathryn ...
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By Ian KrietzbergNation & World Editor New Jersey released its annual Terrorism Threat Assessment report on Friday, Feb. 21, in which the state ...
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By Sarah AdamoStaff Writer New studies citing data primarily from 2005 to 2018 are confirming a troubling reality — even when air pollution is kept ...
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By Alex BaldinoStaff Writer The room was packed with students on the edge of their seats, anxiously waiting for the star to arrive. On Thursday, Feb. ...
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By Colleen RushnakStaff Writer Police Respond to Unconscious Student On Feb. 5 at approximately 1:45 a.m., Campus Police were dispatched to Wolfe ...
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By Victoria GiardinaColumnist Two things come to mind when you hear the word “insomnia” on campus: the delectably warm cookies from Campus Town’s ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor Matthew Palmer, a freshman mechanical engineering major, died at the age of 18 on Friday, Feb. 21 while surrounded by loved ...
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By Conrad MalinowskiStaff Writer Watch out New York City — New Jersey is quickly becoming the new hotbed for ground-breaking and cutting-edge ideas. ...
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By Emmy Liederman and Rich Miller Editor-in-Chief and Arts & Entertainment Editor Growing up as a black female entertainer, Keke Palmer was determined ...
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