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By Amani Salahudeen | Oct. 23, 2019By Amani SalahudeenStaff Writer An International Rescue Committee representative came to visit the Student Government body on Oct. 15 in Forcina Hall. According ...
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By Amani SalahudeenStaff Writer An International Rescue Committee representative came to visit the Student Government body on Oct. 15 in Forcina Hall. According ...
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By Camille FurstManaging Editor Every morning, Hallie Jackson stands before the White House, with the sun rising above the Washington Monument in the ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor Located in the Recreation Center, The Recovery and Wellness Suite had its grand opening on Sept. 18 in an effort to expand ...
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By Caroline KingStaff Writer Student Government held its third meeting of the year on Sept. 18 in the Education Building Room 115, its first since the ...
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By Reynaldo TorresCorrespondent Dear World, a company dedicated to creating portraits to share meaningful stories of individuals, visited the Brower ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor As of July 1, The R. Barbara Gitenstein Library has made searching for research materials easier with a new single-search ...
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By Debra Kate Schafer Staff Writer The Brower Student Center hosted the College’s annual Student Involvement Fair on Aug. 28. For three hours, new and ...
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By Jane BowdenManaging Editor I’m the kind of person who likes to arrive early for everything. Doctor’s appointments, dinner reservations, movie showings ...
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By Kalli ColacinoSocial Media Editor Among the annual college rankings, it’s not uncommon to see the College’s name stand out. In MONEY Magazine’s ...
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By Len La RoccaNews Editor The College will update mental health resources after the last academic year consisted of four student deaths, a racial intolerance ...
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By Camille Furst and Kalli Colacino News Editor and Production Manager The two-letter word has been used countless times on hats, banners and in many ...
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By Camille Furst News Editor Tears welled up in his eyes as he learned of his acceptance to his dream school. The College’s big envelope and blue and ...
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By Garrett Cecere Managing Editor Students, faculty and members of the local community overfilled Mayo Concert Hall on Feb. 6 to hear two women’s powerful ...
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By Raquel Sosa-Sanchez Columnist Police issue summons for man in possession of drugs While conducting parking enforcement at Townhouse South at approximately ...
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By Lara Becker Reviews Editor The Student Finance Board fully funded two campus events, partially funded a third and zero funded two events at its meeting ...
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By Camille Furst News Editor In an email sent out on Jan. 15, Steven Schreiner, the dean of the School of Engineering, announced that Armstrong Hall ...
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By Michelle Lampariello Editor-in-Chief The campus community continued to demonstrate its power to bond together in times of tragedy during a candlelight ...
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By Michelle Lampariello Editor-in-Chief Michael Sot, a 20-year-old sophomore math major from Clark, New Jersey, died on Tuesday, Dec. 4 from injuries ...
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By Michelle Lampariello Editor-in-Chief Ewing Township police announced Monday afternoon that David Lamar V, a 22-year-old man from West Windsor, New ...
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By Michelle Lampariello & Nicole Viviano Editor-in-Chief & Staff Writer Five students were seriously injured in a collision outside of 1817 Pennington ...
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