The College’s Orchestra held its final performance of the semester, themed “Past Becomes Future,” on April 19 in Mildred & Ernest E. Mayo Concert Hall. The orchestra, composed of 54 performers, included 17 different instruments.
Read More »
The following incidents of careless driving, negligent parking and thieving have been reported to Campus Police within the last three weeks. The incidents are listed below chronologically, not in order of relevance.
Read More »
The body of John Fiocco Jr., a TCNJ freshman in 2006, was mysteriously found in a landfill a month after his disappearance. 18 years later, the Fiocco family talks about the student as a person, not as an incident.
Read More »
The following incidents involve both students and individuals of the Ewing community, but have all occurred on campus. They are listed in chronological order.
Read More »
The following incidents occurred prior to spring break. Post-spring break, there were no recorded incidents reported to Campus Police that were permitted for use in The Signal, likely due to the unoccupied residence halls and vacated campus.
Read More »
The College’s Tutoring Center has moved from the first floor of Roscoe West Hall, where it has stood since 2010, to a renovated space on the second floor in a $1.1 million renovation.
Read More »
Campus Police has recorded a few incidents of campus mischief and unlawful acts during and since winter break. Below are the write-ups that have come in since the new year, listed chronologically.
Read More »
With the combined efforts of Dr. Natasha Patterson and Professor Ria Rodney, the College has launched its first doula training course.
Read More »
Since the start of November, Campus Police has recorded four separate instances of misbehavior or troublesome actions. In order for our campus to stay up to date, they are listed here in order chronologically.
Read More »
Last week, the Trump family began their testimony in the Trump Organization’s civil trial with Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump’s testimony in New York. The trial, following the company’s fraud allegations, began last month and asserts that the two sons, Donald Trump himself and other associates of the company falsely inflated company real estate assets in order to increase the company’s net worth.
Read More »
