By Corinne Coakley Staff WriterOn March 13, President Joe Biden approved the Willow Project, a massive oil drilling venture in Alaska, run by ConocoPhillips, ...
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By Maia VenutiStaff Writer Since the birth of cinema and the founding of Hollywood, there has always been a strong presence of Jewish people. But have ...
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By Amanda IncalcaterraCorrespondent Since the worldwide isolation due to Covid-19 in 2020, TikTok has become one of the most popular and rapidly growing ...
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By Ally UhlendorfOpinions EditorDear incoming class of 2027, As the spring season kicks into full gear, it’s once again that time of year that college ...
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By Corinne CoakleyStaff WriterAt times, the debate over gun violence and school shootings in the United States can feel far away, however, it all came ...
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By Ally UhlendorfOpinions EditorFor years, American politicians have been expressing their concerns regarding TikTok and its potential harm to our safety. ...
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By Mike SherrManaging Editor A lot happens at the College. Every day thousands of students attend classes, eat food on campus and fall asleep in the College’s ...
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By Corinne CoakleyStaff WriterOn Friday, March 17, Mark Gordon, the Republican governor of Wyoming, passed a law that bans the use of abortion pills in ...
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By Corinne CoakleyStaff WriterThe College’s Dining Services received an A+ on their “Vegan Report Card,” however, I’d give it something closer ...
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By Cristina CollinsCorrespondent It’s THE College of New Jersey. While not the largest and most known college in New Jersey, the College is a more accurate ...
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By Ally UhlendorfOpinions EditorOn Feb. 27, at approximately 10:15 a.m., I woke up to over 200 texts from my friends about housing selection for next ...
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By Corinne Coakley CorrespondentOn Feb. 1, the first day of Black History Month, the College Board released its revised AP African American studies course.The ...
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Social media acts as a platform to spread awareness about mental health issues, but at what point does it cross the line into erasing the true severity behind them?
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Controversy sparked when artists Sam Smith and Kim Petras took the 65th Grammy stage by storm in "devilish" attire.
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Separating the art from the artist has been a popular debate for decades, and with the idea of “cancel culture,” it has become an even hotter topic.
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With the increase in online dating use, people are now holding the possibility of true love right in their pockets.
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As of 2022, Shein has over 74.7 million users worldwide feeding into the pandemic of the fast-fashion industry.
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Actor Alec Baldwin, 64, was wrongfully prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter in regards to the tragic 'Rust' incident.
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There have always been debates about the ethics of the true crime genre, such as whether it is appropriate to talk about certain cases. Since the release of “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” on Netflix, this discussion has become much more widespread.
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Democracy, by nature, has been and always will be fragile, seemingly ready to break at any moment. The same foundation of democracy that results in its fragility is what makes this system the fairest and most just form of government. What I’m talking about is freedom. The freedom to be who you want to be, to achieve the things you set your mind to, and to have control over your own life and the legislation that affects your life.
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