A near full house of students, their families, faculty members, trustees, administrators, local community members and out of state residents got to enjoy “Illegal: A New Musical,” on Sunday, March 24. The show told the story of Chinese immigrants in the early 20th century, who were considered America’s first “illegal” immigrants.
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A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Wednesday at the Ewing intersection of Pennington Road and Somerset Street and later died as a result of his injuries
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Colleges against cancer (CAC) hosted their Relay for Life event at the College on Nov. 11, an event to raise money for those affected by cancer. An indoor track was set up for participants to walk laps around the Brower Student Center.
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TCNJam hosted a flag football game on Oct. 23 to raise money for The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising money for families affected by childhood cancer who need financial assistance and childhood cancer research, as well as spreading awareness of the cause.
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The College hosted a screening and discussion of the award-winning documentary “Seven Square Miles” on Sept. 28 at Kendall Hall. Lorna Johnson, a professor and dean of the School of the Arts and Communication at the College, directed the film.
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The sorority Theta Phi Alpha, alongside the fraternities Beta Theta Pi, Alpha Epsilon Pi and Kappa Delta Rho, held a blood drive at Brower Student Center on Friday, Sep. 23, in honor of childhood cancer awareness month. Twenty-nine units of blood were donated that day, which can be administered to about 87 people.
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The Bans Off Our Bodies campaign will be hosting a rally at the lawn in front of Trenton Hall to protest against the recent overturning of Roe V. Wade and the Planned Parenthood V. Casey case.
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AmIOK hosted its second racial trauma survivors workshop of the semester on April 1 to discuss race and the “TCNJ experience.”
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The College Union Board (CUB) hosted a cosponsored Luau Nooner with the College’s Beach and Surf Club on March 25 to educate students on indigenous Hawaiian culture and luaus, as well as the history of surfing.
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AmIOK hosted its first racial trauma survivors workshop series of the semester on Feb. 11. The theme of this workshop was race in childhood and focused on providing resources and support to students who have faced race-induced trauma.
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