By Jacqueline Yapaola Correspondent The College hosted its second annual Day of Giving on Thursday, Nov. 3, and received more than $132,225 from 1,044 ...
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By Ellie Schuckman Staff Writer • On Saturday, Oct. 29, at 3:42 a.m., a Campus Police officer was dispatched to the main lobby of Wolfe Hall following ...
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By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief Look out, Tinder. Friendsy, a new networking app, has permeated the College’s social sphere by targeting one of the biggest ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer The Student Finance Board granted full funding for nearly all events presented at its meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 2, many ...
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By Connor Smith News Editor To paraphrase the late Yogi Berra, college is 90 percent mental, and the other half physical. With that in mind, New York ...
Read More »By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief Beginning Thursday, Nov. 3, swipe access for students will be restricted to their assigned residence halls, according ...
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By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief In the wake of recent dorm room intrusions at the College, administrators are encouraging students to sign up for emergency ...
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By John Cahill Correspondent The School of Education’s Career and Community Studies (CCS) program, in conjunction with TCNJ’s Best Buddies, presented ...
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By Elizabeth Zakaim Social Media Editor It was an ironic place for a meeting: In the lounge between Travers and Wolfe halls, the program management firm ...
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By Thomas Infante Reviews Editor Those who pass by Loser Hall can see a large wooden billboard that has “Free Expression” painted across the top. ...
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By Michael Battista Staff Writer The College’s Homecoming tailgate on Saturday, Oct. 29, gave students a chance to enjoy the beautiful weather and spend ...
Read More »By Caitlin Flynn Correspondent The months-long protest over the construction of the North Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) resulted in more than 100 arrests ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer The Student Finance Board (SFB) fully funded all events presented at its weekly meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 26. The Asian ...
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By Gannon Meyer Correspondent “Absent men = lonely women = strong women.” With this projected on the screen, Josep M. Armengol, an author of Spanish ...
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By Kyle Elphick Correspondent The College’s 29th annual Homecoming Spirit Week was an action-packed celebration of the College, its students and alumni. ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio Managing Editor Campus Police have identified a person of interest in the recent residence hall intrusions, according to an email ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer A senior cooking class, a multicultural buffet and a visit from a Broadway actress are just a few of the events fully funded ...
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By Jessica Ganga News Editor For Jerry Greenfield of the famed Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, getting into the ice cream business was not part of his ...
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By Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief If you think the 2016 presidential race is bizarre, journalist Robert Strauss has a message for you: “You haven’t ...
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By Harry Becker Correspondent Yummy Sushi recently opened its doors to the local community. The Asian cuisine destination in Campus Town offers an array ...
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