Family, friends remember Donohue
By Julie Kayzerman | Aug. 25, 2015By Julie Kayzerman Editor-in-Chief Pat Donohue didn’t dedicate ...
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By Julie Kayzerman Editor-in-Chief Pat Donohue didn’t dedicate ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken Nation & World Editor Sometimes there are too many cooks in the kitchen. That’s how Abigail Hosonitz, the public ...
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A support fund has been created to assist the family of former assistant provost Pat Donohue, who died after jumping off the George Washington Bridge ...
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Funeral arrangements have been announced for retired assistant provost Pat Donohue, according to an email from College spokesman Dave Muha. Donohue died ...
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The Bonner lounge will be open today through Wednesday, July 15 from 4-5 p.m. as a space for people to gather and share thoughts and memories about Pat ...
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Update: Pat Donohue was confirmed dead after he jumped off the George Washington Bridge, according to the Times of Trenton. The College received tragic ...
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[slideshow_deploy id='37523'] It was not just College officials who officially broke ground at the site of the future STEM building, which will house ...
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The Give Something Back Foundation donated a $1 million gift that will provide 50 high school students with an education at The College on Tuesday, June ...
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By Mark Marsella Staff Writer Students were able to register as potential bone marrow donors at the Be The Match Bone Marrow Drive on Monday, May 4, ...
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Emma Colton Staff Writer The College brought the international sensation of the TED Talks experience of powerful, brief and enlightening discussions ...
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By Alyssa Sanford News Assistant Candidates, both old and new, vied for seats on Student Government’s cabinet, as well as positions as class council ...
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By Alyssa Sanford News Assistant After the announcement that the Rat would be closing forever after 40 years, and once telltale fences and green mesh ...
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By Sydney Shaw News Editor One thousand one hundred backpacks were scattered across the Green Hall lawn, impossible to miss for students walking to and ...
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By Kelsey Leiter Correspondent May 9, 2013. April 30, 2014. Oct. 6, 2014. Three tragedies. Less than two years. One life altering decision: the individual ...
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By Sara Torres Staff Writer On Saturday, April 25, Quimby’s Prairie was sprinkled with approximately 1,000 enthusiastic students, faculty, staff ...
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By Colleen Murphy News Editor • Three males received ...
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By John Irvine Staff Writer The College’s Board of Trustees held a meeting open to faculty, students and the public on Tuesday, April 28, to discuss ...
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By Jackie Delaney News Assistant The Student Finance Board met to decide on the last funding requests for this year as well as several high volume College ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio Production Manager Among a college’s student body, there are always those few that tend to stick out — the individuals wearing ...
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By Jackie Delaney News Assistant The Student Finance Board met on Wednesday, April 22, to review appropriation requests from two popular a cappella groups ...
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