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By Megan Kelly | May. 3, 2016By Megan Kelly Staff Writer The Committee on Academic Programs (CAP) held a series of fora in room 230 of the Social Sciences Building on Tuesday, April ...
Read More »By Megan Kelly Staff Writer The Committee on Academic Programs (CAP) held a series of fora in room 230 of the Social Sciences Building on Tuesday, April ...
Read More »By David O’Keefe Correspondent From the foyer to the chapel, rich soaring vocals, humming bass lines and thumping drums filled the College’s Spiritual ...
Read More »By David O’Keefee Correspondent A third-grader walks to his elementary school in the heart of Trenton, N.J. Bright yellow evidence markers draw his ...
Read More »By Tom Ballard Opinions Editor Growing up in Brooklyn, N.Y., alumnus James Queally (’09) knew that he wanted to be a journalist, but he never saw himself ...
Read More »By Abby Burns Correspondent The schools of Engineering and Science ...
Read More »By Alex Kooistra Correspondent Sexual harassment is an issue ...
Read More »By Roderick Macioch News Assistant During its weekly meeting on Wednesday, April 20, the Student Finance Board (SFB) concluded its fiscal year by funding ...
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By Natalie Nunez Correspondent Daniel W. Crofts, a former history professor at the College, held a student panel discussion on his book, “Lincoln and ...
Read More »By Morgan Lubner Staff Writer With the return of spring, the foliage and flowers are not the only things coming back to life on campus. The College’s ...
Read More »By Chelsea LoCascio News Editor On the gray, rainy morning of Saturday, April 23, TCNJ Society for Treatments and Awareness of Neuromuscular Disease (STAND) ...
Read More »By Khadijah Yasin Correspondent Junior interactive multimedia (IMM) majors Chris Lundy and Ryan Laux both received the Polansky Fellowship. The grant ...
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By Camellia Carbonaro Staff Writer In the fall of 1838, Georgetown University’s early presidents, Thomas F. Mulledy and William McSherry, organized ...
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By Alyssa Sanford Web Editor The TCNJ Ski and Snowboard Club and the TCNJ Political Union both earned Student Government (SG) recognition at the Wednesday, ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio News Editor • Campus Police responded to a report of underage drinking in Lot 14 at 10 p.m. on Saturday, April 16. Upon arrival, ...
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By Roderick Macioch News Assistant During its weekly meeting on Wednesday, April 13, the Student Finance Board (SFB) allocated funds for several upcoming ...
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By Olivia Dauber Correspondent Students attending A Day to End Rape Culture, hosted by Anti-Violence Initiatives (AVI), on Tuesday, April 12, were immediately ...
Read More »By Ellie Schuckman News Editor College journalism alumnus James Queally (’09) is now a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter. A staff writer for the Los Angeles ...
Read More »By Sierra Stivala Correspondent The College’s Foundation recently released its revised mission statement, making known its philanthropic support for ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio News Editor On an exceptionally warm day in mid-March, friends approached TCNJ Environmental Club President Eric Mauro and asked him, ...
Read More »By Jamie Gerhartz Correspondent Five alumni returned to the College on Wednesday, April 13, in room 326 of the Social Sciences Building, to provide insight ...
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