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Artificial intelligence can personalize and deliver content that resonates with each individual user in milliseconds. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / Tony Webster, June 13, 2024)

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Students and faculty respond to increasing use of AI in TCNJ classrooms

By Brinda Patel | Dec. 16

The integration of artificial intelligence in higher education is evolving at a rapid pace, presenting an array of opportunities. It can personalize and deliver content in milliseconds that resonates with each individual user. At the College of New Jersey, it is raising questions about academic integrity and accountability for students and faculty.

Keaton’s hobbies included real estate, writing, photography and music. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)

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Academy Award winner Diane Keaton dead at 79

By Brinda Patel | Oct. 15

Keaton was known for films including “Annie Hall,” “The Godfather” trilogy, “Father of the Bride,” “Something’s Gotta Give” and “First Wives Club.”

Jared Williams embarks on his first year of law school at New York University. (Photo courtesy of Jared Williams)

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Alumni Adventures: Jared Williams’ journey from political aspirations to law school

By Brinda Patel | Oct. 15

Since graduating the College summa cum laude and starting law school at New York University shortly after, Jared Williams ‘25 has left an indelible impression through his academic excellence, contributions to the College community and professional pursuits.

Residential Education and Dining Services are now combined. (Photo by Andre Paras/Video Editor)

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Residential Education and Housing merges with Dining Services

By Brinda Patel | Oct. 3

Residential Education and Housing combined with Dining Services this summer.

Lola Tung and Christopher Briney in the series finale. (Photo courtesy of IMDb)

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‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ Finale: A hopeful series conclusion and movie announcement

By Brinda Patel | Sep. 24

The show ends somewhat true to Jenny Han’s book trilogy, but not in the way you’d expect.

Students can be awarded up to $1,000 for their service ideas if approved. (Photo by Brooke Zevon / Staff Photographer)

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Center for Community Engagement announces Service Mini-Grants availability

By Brinda Patel | Sep. 18

The College secured funding for the second year from The Allstate Foundation in June, being one of 65 colleges and universities across the country to receive financial assistance to award individuals or student organizations with service mini-grants.

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Good News Lions: Good Samaritan saves woman from drowning, and sewage becomes sustainable marine fuel

By Brinda Patel | Apr. 24

Good News Lions is the Nation & World section’s bi-weekly news segment, highlighting positive news in the country and around the world. The theme of this article is good Samaritan recognition and sustainable conversion of methanol.

Japan became the first country to build a 3D-printed train station in Arida, Japan. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / y.ganden, April 21, 2015)

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Japan builds 3D printed train station in 6 hours

By Brinda Patel | Apr. 23

Japan became the first country to build a 3D-printed railway station on March 26 when it created a new version of Hatsushima Station in Arida, Japan, in under six hours. The new 3D printed station replaced an ageing wooden structure, and was assembled with pre-printed parts that were put together by cranes between the departure of the last train and the first train arrival the next morning, The Independent reported.

Tesla's electric vehicle sales have plummeted following CEO Elon Musk's recent political decisions. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / Paul Goyette, March 22, 2025)

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Tesla sales plummet amid Elon Musk backlash

By Brinda Patel | Apr. 9

After Elon Musk voiced his support for President Donald Trump’s administration and far right parties in Europe, Tesla has now become a subject of boycotts and political protests. Musk’s right-wing shift is not sitting well with Tesla shareholders and potential buyers, a majority of whom identify as liberal, according to PBS.

Artificial intelligence has successfully been used to repurpose drugs to treat life-threatening illnesses. (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / Mohamedgu123, March 4, 2025)

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AI saves life of man who previously thought he was going to die

By Brinda Patel | Apr. 3

Joseph Coates, a man suffering from POEMS syndrome, found himself paralyzed from his arms to his legs after continuous, ineffective medical treatments in 2024.

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Students and faculty respond to increasing use of AI in TCNJ classrooms

Academy Award winner Diane Keaton dead at 79

Alumni Adventures: Jared Williams’ journey from political aspirations to law school

Residential Education and Housing merges with Dining Services

‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ Finale: A hopeful series conclusion and movie announcement

Center for Community Engagement announces Service Mini-Grants availability

Good News Lions: Good Samaritan saves woman from drowning, and sewage becomes sustainable marine fuel

Japan builds 3D printed train station in 6 hours

Tesla sales plummet amid Elon Musk backlash

AI saves life of man who previously thought he was going to die

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