The College’s men’s and women’s tennis teams took to the courts for a busy weekend of competition from March 28 to 30, with both teams putting up strong performances in their respective matchups.
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I love a good food debate, and the College has no shortage of dining options, whether it’s Eickhoff hall, Blazin’ J’s or my favorite late night option, T-Dubs. There’s something for everyone. Many of these places have french fries, and with so many options to choose from, which one is the best? I have decided to give my two cents.
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The College’s men’s tennis team had a weekend of two contrasting matches on March 14 and 15, securing a home victory against Moravian University before facing a tough defeat on the road against New York University.
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The College may see less state funding this upcoming fiscal year than previous years, according to the current draft of the New Jersey state budget.
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The College’s women's lacrosse team went 4-1 in their five straight games, starting with their home opener against Scranton.
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The College’s baseball team went 1-2 in the games since their loss to Haverford on March 4. The team looks to gain some momentum throughout the week before they travel to Auburndale, Florida for the RussMatt Invitational.
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Capping off a season filled with unforgettable moments and record-breaking performances, senior guard Nina Branchizio cemented her legacy in the College’s women’s basketball program.
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The College’s men’s basketball team came up just short of pulling off an incredible comeback in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday, March 7, losing 98-96 against the University of Pittsburgh-Bradford.
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The College’s track and field team put together very respectable performances in the All-Atlantic Region Track and Field Championships on March 7 and 8, with the women’s team finishing fourth out of 45 teams and the men’s team finishing seventh out of 37 teams.
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A recent slew of vandalism in Wolfe and Travers Halls has caused the College to step in and take action.
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The College’s women’s basketball team’s magical season came to an end in the New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship game against Montclair State this past weekend, losing 72-63. They were able to get past Kean University in the semifinals, winning 79-56, but fell short in the final round for the second season in a row.
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The College’s wrestling team walked off the mat at Hitchcock Arena at Messiah College with another win secured, adding to their growing legacy as one of Division III’s toughest competitors.
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The College split a doubleheader against Dickinson and lost their home opener against Haverford in their first three games of the season.
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The College’s Division III women’s lacrosse team opened their season on Saturday, March 1, against Ursinus and went home with an addition to the win column with a score of 20-8.
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The reconstruction effort aims to address problems unique to HSS, reduce the stress of small HSS programs through resource sharing and more.
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The Colleges’ softball team entered the 2025 season earning the No. 2 spot in the New Jersey Athletic Conference preseason coaches poll. With a veteran core and one of the strongest pitching duos in the conference, the team is set on a season with championship aspirations.
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The fitness center in Campus Town is getting an aesthetic make-over and more machines added to the cardio section — the first large revamp since opening almost 10 years ago.
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The presentation touched on the importance of land conservation, summarized steward and student-conducted field research, and concluded with four proposals and student recommendations.
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The back-to-back New Jersey Athletic Conference regular season champions are your very own Lions’ women's basketball team, who got the best of Montclair State in the final game of the 2024-25 season.
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Freedom of speech has been a talking point at the College since Feb. 7 when The Signal published an editorial that raised concerns over the TCNJ College Republicans’ repeated use of antisemitic, racist, homophobic and transphobic rhetoric directed at other students in their recognized student organization GroupMe.
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