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Frances Whitney’s first EP, “Old Hobbies,” was released on Nov. 15 (Photo courtesy of Apple Music).

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Frances Whitney’s ‘Old Hobbies’ marks the arrival of a new star

By Kayla Del | Jan. 15

Frances Whitney, a San Francisco native in her 20s, released “Old Hobbies” on Nov. 15. chronicling her journey of letting go of damaging pastimes and relearning herself through her most cherished hobby — song. The project is a masterclass in storytelling and emotional resonance. It perfectly captures the highs and lows of young adulthood, weaving themes of heartbreak, friendship and self-discovery.

Professor Sandy Gibson, recipient of the Addiction Educator of the Year award (Photo courtesy of Sandy Gibson).

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TCNJ professor honored as Addiction Educator of the Year

By Kayla Del | Oct. 21

Professor Sandy Gibson is a recognized leader in addiction counseling and education. Her dedication to the field recently earned her the prestigious Addiction Educator of the Year award from the National Association for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors, an organization that represents over 100,000 addiction professionals in the U.S. and abroad.

The Rat was replaced by what is now Traditions (Photo by Shane Gillespie / Photo Editor).

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The Rathskeller: A long-lasting legacy of community at the College

By Kayla Del | May. 2, 2024

The lively environment and unparalleled menu at the Rat made many students feel like they did not need to go off-campus for entertainment. The sense of community emanating from the venue represented the quintessential college experience.

The College’s dance team after accepting their awards at the 2024 UDA College Nationals (Photo courtesy of Christina Sun).

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How TCNJ’s dance team gears up for UDA College Nationals

By Kayla Del | Feb. 12, 2024

In preparation for UDA College Nationals at Disney’s ESPN Wide World of Sports in Florida, the team spent the months of December and January dedicating extended hours to perfecting their routines.

Adriana Carrig and her family (including husband Bill Carrig, TCNJ alum as well as President and COO of Little Words Project) at Little Words Project’s most recent store opening in Austin, Texas (Photo courtesy of Adriana Carrig).

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Alumni Adventures: From sorority to CEO - Adriana Carrig’s entrepreneurial journey

By Kayla Del | Nov. 29, 2023

From an on-campus sorority project to a full-fledged, thriving brand, Adriana Carrig stands as a testament to the power of passion and an entrepreneurial spirit.

(Photo courtesy of Unsplash / "flat lay photography of fruits on plate" by Jannis Brandt. May 12, 2017).

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Off-campus students use their autonomy to practice healthy eating habits

By Kayla Del | Oct. 31, 2023

As students at the College progress through their college years, many decide to live off-campus, providing them with more opportunities to have freedom in their eating habits and overall health.

Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS) students meet up with peer mentors in their HSS 99 classes (Photo courtesy of Brooke Zevon / Staff Photographer).

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HSS Peer Mentors: The power of shared experience

By Kayla Del | Sep. 17, 2023

The HSS Peer Mentor Program provides more than purely academic support. It is centered on making relationships and cultivating a sense of belonging within the College.

From Cleo the guinea pig, pictured, to Dinner the hamster, students at the College have turned to furry friends who offer a comforting reminder of home and a source of joy and connection (Photo courtesy of Natalia Revill).

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Animals living in residence halls: The College’s furry friends

By Kayla Del | Apr. 27, 2023

As college students move into their dorm rooms, it can be challenging to develop a homey atmosphere amid the blank walls and standard furniture. Some students at the College have turned to furry friends who offer a comforting reminder of home and a source of joy and connection.

(Photo courtesy of Flickr/“Transfer” by creditscoregeek.com/Aug. 17, 2013)

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Transfers to the College: How this often-forgotten group adjusts to campus life

By Kayla Del | Mar. 23, 2023

Aside from the tedious academic requirements of filling out applications, sending transcripts and transferring credits, transfer students are faced with the intimidating task of making new friends and adjusting to a new campus culture.

The Vietnamese Student Association seeks to emphasize the Vietnamese student experience and bring attention to the country's culture, values and traditions. (Photo by Uzi Cortez)

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The College’s Vietnamese Student Association: A celebration of culture and community

By Kayla Del | Dec. 6, 2022

The newly-founded Vietnamese Student Association seeks to emphasize the Vietnamese experience and bring attention to their culture, values and traditions.

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Frances Whitney’s ‘Old Hobbies’ marks the arrival of a new star

TCNJ professor honored as Addiction Educator of the Year

The Rathskeller: A long-lasting legacy of community at the College

How TCNJ’s dance team gears up for UDA College Nationals

Alumni Adventures: From sorority to CEO - Adriana Carrig’s entrepreneurial journey

Off-campus students use their autonomy to practice healthy eating habits

HSS Peer Mentors: The power of shared experience

Animals living in residence halls: The College’s furry friends

Transfers to the College: How this often-forgotten group adjusts to campus life

The College’s Vietnamese Student Association: A celebration of culture and community

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