Campus Town restaurant Blueberry Tap + Kitchen closes permanently
By Aidan Mastandrea | Feb. 6The closing comes just 11 months after its grand opening in February 2024.
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The closing comes just 11 months after its grand opening in February 2024.
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The Signal and Campus Police work together on a weekly basis to inform the campus community about crime on and around campus.
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This academic year, 1220 students are taking 1514 courses through the dual enrollment program.
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Ellen Farr, formerly a staffer at the Department of Special Education, will fill this role and says she aims to improve the learning experience for undergraduate students as well as graduate students and “life-long learners” or those who wish to come back to school after working in their field.
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Junior nursing major Marissa Lucca joined the College’s lacrosse team to compete for a national championship title. When she officially stepped onto the varsity squad as a freshman, Lucca and her teammates were excited for a promising season.
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Students have returned to campus for the spring semester, but the College’s men’s basketball team never left, battling in the New Jersey Athletic Conference. Now 20 games into the season, the Lions sit with a record of 15-5, poised for a deep run in the postseason.
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The College’s women's basketball team continued their stellar New Jersey Athletic Conference play with two double-digit wins against Stockton and Ramapo on Jan. 29 and Feb. 1, respectively.
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Patricia Harp, President Michael A. Bernstein’s partner of 23 years, was the embodiment of generosity and kindness. On Sept. 23, Harp died due to complications from Alzhimer’s disease, leaving behind a legacy of warmth and love.
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The College's softball team defeated William Paterson twice in a doubleheader and then followed those victories up with an impressive victory over Stockton in the first round of the New Jersey Athletic Conference Tournament.
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Taiwan experienced its strongest earthquake in 25 years on April 3, registering 7.4 on the Richter scale. The quake killed nine people and injured 1,038 others, with its epicenter close to the densely populated county of Hualien, according to Reuters. Maya McKelvey, a sophomore communications major at the College, is currently studying abroad in Tamkang University in Tamsui District, New Taipei. She provided a perspective on the local response to the earthquake in an interview.
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It was senior day in Ewing on April 20, and the Lions recognized seven seniors and three graduate students before their game against New Jersey Athletic Conference opponent Montclair State.
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The Lions put together an impressive weekend, winning two games against Montclair State University and splitting a doubleheader with a talented Rowan University squad.
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The College hosted its first track and field event of the season on campus this weekend. Both the men’s and women's teams showed out in the event that spanned three days from April 11-13.
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The College’s softball team had a busy weekend, playing a total of six games to continue New Jersey Athletic Conference play. They went 3-3 in these games, splitting each series against Kean University, Stockton University and Rutgers-Camden.
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The College’s women's lacrosse team had their biggest game of the year playing against the No. 1 team in the nation, Middlebury College. The Lions came into the game losing their last three games against the Black Panthers and were looking to break the losing streak. Middlebury is coming off a National Championship, along with an unbeaten streak of 33 games, and has become a true powerhouse in Division III women's lacrosse.
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The College’s softball team got themselves back in the win column on Friday, securing a doubleheader sweep over Muhlenberg College.
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The College updated its academic building access hours on Mar. 13 in an effort to make the campus more secure. Academic buildings are now unlocked for a shorter period of time — from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday — according to an email sent to the campus community by Chief of Police Timothy Grant.
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The College headed down to Auburndale, Florida over spring break to participate in the RussMatt Invitational, a tournament the Lions finished 6-3 in last year.
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The College’s tennis teams continued their scorching starts to the season by winning each of their matchups on March 9. The men’s team defeated No. 34 Hobart 6-3, while the women’s team defeated William Smith College 9-0.
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Junior Nick Sacco took home the Division III NCAA national championship for 165-pounds on March 16, highlighting an impressive weekend for the Lions. Fifth-year Peter Wersinger and junior Mike Conklin also earned All-American titles during the NCAA Championships in La Crosse, Wisconsin. The Lions finished ninth in the competition, with 37.0 points.
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