By Gabrielle Beacken News Assistant Glenn Steinberg, English Department chair and professor, was puzzled over why Italian author Dante Alighieri put scholar ...
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By Elise Schoening Features Assistant An undergraduate degree no longer guarantees students will find financial security and a stable job after graduation. ...
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By Colleen Murphy News Editor • Nine college employees had their identities stolen this year, Campus Police said. The victims discovered the identity ...
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By Kayla Whittle Staff Writer It appears a recent trend in the young-adult publishing industry is to push forward countless novels that center their plots ...
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By Mylin Batipps Social Media Editor Sharp voices echoed off the College’s residential and academic buildings as students marched and chanted across ...
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By Natalie Kouba Former Editor-in-Chief The beloved Rathskeller pub, better known as “The Rat,” will be closing its doors for good at the end of ...
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By Alyssa Sanford News Assistant A jam-packed general body session on Wednesday, April 22, opened with a presentation about improving the College’s ...
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By Elise Schoening Features Assistant Students inducted into the College’s prestigious academic honor society, Phi Beta Kappa, on Tuesday, April 14, ...
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By Colleen Murphy News Editor • Sometime between 9:20 a.m. on Monday, April 6, and 1 p.m. on Wednesday, April 8, $100 in cash and a $50 Visa gift card ...
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By Jackie Delaney News Assistant The Student Finance Board convened on Wednesday, April 15, to decide funding for the last few events set to occur this ...
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By Sara Torres Staff Writer Governor Christie’s proposed budget plan for the 2016 fiscal year slashes funding to public four-year colleges, mainly due ...
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By Kayla Whittle Staff Writer Whether you’ve been a fan of Neal Shusterman or you’ve never heard of the author, you’ll quickly be enraptured by ...
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By Tom Kozlowski Editor-in-Chief Adjunct professor of philosophy Jeanine Thweatt-Bates juggles motherhood and teaching seven days a week. Driving back ...
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By David Brown Correspondent Mirroring the sentiments of many individuals across the nation, the College’s “#BlackLivesStillMatter: A Panel Discussion” ...
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By Alyssa Sanford News Assistant In light of upcoming Student Government elections, prospective members and elected-position hopefuls sat in on the Wednesday, ...
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By Meghan Coppinger Staff Writer In consuming works of literature, characters bring fresh ideas, experiences and perspectives to the reader’s world. ...
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By Jackie Delaney News Assistant The Student Finance Board was met with requests for a sustainability event, as well as a trip to Washington, D.C., at ...
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By Alyssa Sanford News Assistant A heavily-debated club derecognition bill was passed during the Student Government general body meeting on Wednesday, ...
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By Sydney Shaw News Editor When R.J. Mitte started elementary school, he didn’t think his leg braces were abnormal. He believed everyone had to go ...
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By Mackenzie Cutruzzula Review Editor Only a club like TCNJ Student United Way could unite teams for a greater cause while simultaneously pitting them ...
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