Two years after launching a financial recovery plan, the College has stabilized its budget and is expected to be financially stable in the long-term, according to administrators.
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The College’s Board of Trustees met for the final time this year on Tuesday, Dec. 2, via a Zoom Webinar that lasted 15 minutes. The board heard reports from three of its committees, passed motions and discussed the U.S. Department of Education’s recent move to exclude nursing from its definition of a professional degree.
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Tuesday was Election Day in New Jersey, and voters headed to polls to cast ballots for their next governor and Assembly members. Residents in four towns shared what influenced their votes.
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Democrat Mikie Sherrill was elected governor by a surprisingly wide margin over Republican Jack Ciattarelli on Tuesday to become the first woman from her party to lead the Garden State.
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The Ewing Township health department, over the last three years, has flagged eateries at the College for 288 health code violations involving unclean food contact surfaces, improperly maintained kitchen equipment, poor handwashing practices and more, according to records provided to The Signal through a public records request.
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President Michael Bernstein sat down for an interview with The Signal on Sept. 24 to discuss updates on existing initiatives, the latest on the College’s debt and plans for the academic year.
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Deborah Miliaresis has spent the last three months overwhelmed by the prospect of development near her neighborhood. The 52-year-old lives next to a 100-acre natural habitat that is owned by the College in southern Hopewell Township.
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Campus Police identified two individuals yesterday who were responsible for posting threatening messages on the social media platform Fizz Social Corp.
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The Signal held an interview with President Michael Bernstein on May 7 to discuss the College’s plans going into the next fiscal and academic year.
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The College’s Board of Trustees approved a $14 million investment on Thursday to launch a campus-wide energy efficiency program that is expected to shrink the College’s environmental footprint and cut energy-related operating costs.
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