On warm weekend evenings, Kendra Baker, a freshman psychology major, plays volleyball with friends, chatting between points. Everyone smiles and cracks jokes while maintaining friendly competition, even though the game is purely recreational.
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Many women at the College say they feel safe on campus, though students, staff and Campus Police described specific safety concerns and experiences.
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In an email sent to students on April 23, Associate Vice President and Dean of Students Jordan Draper announced the launch of “TCNJ Book Bundle,” a program intended to simplify how course materials are received.
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Johnson, now 21, is a student at Mercer County Community College. He lives here on campus through a housing program that allows students to experience a university setting while attending MCCC.
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It is draft season in the NFL, as round one gets underway in Pittsburgh on Thursday night, April 23. The Signal’s sports staff is here to give you their predictions for the first ten selections of the night in this group mock draft.
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The College announced on March 31 a new cross-registration agreement with Princeton University. The agreement is set for five years and allows students to take one course at the other school throughout their undergraduate education.
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The Accessibility Resource Center at the College offers an opportunity for students with disabilities to receive accommodations in whatever regard they require. This is a necessary resource to have in order to maintain the College’s mission of Division of Excellence to persons with disabilities. ARC does not offer the opportunity and help that it has said to allow, but there is still room to improve and truly offer a fully inclusive and easier process for students struggling.
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Alexis Mraz has been chosen to receive the Gitenstein-Hart Sabbatical Prize for the 2026-27 year, sponsoring her research into Legionella and its persistent habitation in water.
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Finals season is a time that many students associate with stress. All that they have learned throughout their courses during the semester culminates into big exams at the end, which count for at least 15% of their grade at the College. This puts a lot of pressure on students to do well in their finals.
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Turf provides a piece of nostalgia for me. Coming home from practice, your parents yell at you for dragging all the tiny black rubber bits into the house. Your shoes are filled with them, and it's like walking with a pins and needles sensation that won't end. Not only that, but those beads seemingly never want to come out. However, turf is more than just the nuisance at the end of practice or a game, it's way more dangerous.
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The College’s women's basketball team opened up play in the New Jersey Athletic Conference this week, losing against William Paterson University 54-64, and beating Stockton University 69-43, respectively.
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The College’s men and women swim teams posted dominant performances in the TCNJ Invitational, with the men’s team posting three consecutive first place finishes, and the women finishing in the top two all three times, ending the invitational in first place.
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The College’s women's soccer team played two games this week to extend their undefeated streak to six games, defeating William Paterson and earning a draw against No. 11 Rowan, respectively.
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Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025, was the fourth New Jersey Athletic Conference game of the season. After losing their first NJAC game against Salisbury, the Lions have won three straight games, the most recent of which was against Kean University. The Lions now sit 6-1 on the season, and 3-1 in NJAC games.
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On Sept. 26, @tcnjlibrary, the Instagram account for R. Barbara Gitenstein Library, posted an image of the third-floor study rooms with the caption, “Fun fact: Gitenstein Library has more group study rooms than any other public college library in NJ. Get your group work done today. No reservation needed. Study rooms are first-come, first-serve.”
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