Foundation revises mission statement
By Sierra Stivala | Apr. 19, 2016By 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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Chelsea LoCascio News Editor • Campus Police were dispatched to Townhouses East at 4 p.m. on Friday, April 1. Upon arrival, police met with a Pro Staff ...
Read More »By Elise Schoening Features Editor Accomplished actor, comedian ...
Read More »By Colleen Murphy and Sydney Shaw Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor After undergoing two investigations by the College this school year, the Theta Delta ...
Read More »By Megan Kelly Staff Writer Three groups of students at the College competed in the Mayo Business Plan Competition Finale on Wednesday, April 6, in the ...
Read More »By Roderick Macioch News Assistant Residents of Wolfe Hall have had their sleep and study times disrupted, starting Monday, April 4, from 4:30 p.m. to ...
Read More »By Pat McCarthy Correspondent After two years at the College, Sharon Beverly has stepped down as athletic director and vice president for Student Affairs. ...
Read More »By Alyssa Sanford Web Editor Director of Dining Services Karen Roth, General Manager of Sodexo Patrice Mendes and Associate Provost for Liberal Learning ...
Read More »By Roderick Macioch News Assistant During its weekly meeting on Wednesday, April 6, the Student Finance Board (SFB) approved funding for numerous events, ...
Read More »By Catherine Herbert Staff Writer Of the roughly 45 million people on food stamps in America, hundreds of thousands could be cut off as states begin ...
Read More »By Maxine Lopez Correspondent Students and faculty laughed, listened to each other’s stories and spoke about the things they loved and hated under the ...
Read More »By Andrea Janiszewski Correspondent The College’s campus was recently filled with prospective students looking to find out if the College is the right ...
Read More »By Tom Ballard Opinions Editor There is one thing that every student at the College has in common. Regardless of their geographical background, economic ...
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By Jake Mulick Staff Writer The first annual Barbara Meyers Pelson ’59 Chair in Faculty-Student Engagement Lecture on Wednesday, March 30, in room 212 ...
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By Alyssa Apuzzio Correspondent The lounge between Travers and Wolfe halls was buzzing on Tuesday, March 29, during the third annual THRIVE: Wellness ...
Read More »By Alyssa Sanford Web Editor Brower Student Center Manager Seth Zolin and Assistant Campus Architect Mark Kirchner visited Student Government’s (SG) ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio News Editor • An employee reported a theft from Kendall Hall to Campus Police at approximately 10:25 a.m. on Tuesday, March 22. ...
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By Roderick Macioch News Assistant During its weekly meeting on Wednesday, March 30, the Student Finance Board (SFB) granted funding for several events, ...
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