By Rachel LeaCorrespondentAs students prepare to register for classes next semester, the School of Science is experiencing a significant faculty turnover. ...
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By Rachel LeaCorrespondentStudents have begun to come forward about their recent experiences with raw meat at the Atrium at Eickhoff. This comes after ...
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Student Health Services identified a case of meningitis on campus Monday, Sept 4. Although the student in question is now in a stable condition, the College deemed it necessary to inform the campus community.
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Between convocation and being introduced to their academic departments, the class of 2027 and transfer students finished their summer reading requirement by attending the keynote address delivered by author Cristina Henríquez at Kendall Hall. The summer reading program serves to unite incoming students under a certain theme that encourages them to think critically and interact with their peers.
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As part of the 26th annual Celebration of Student Achievement (COSA) the College invited Isabel Distefano to the Mayo Concert Hall as a keynote speaker to discuss her career as a molecular lab technician and the path she took to obtain it. Distefano started her journey at the College as a student and described her return to the campus as nostalgic and emotional.
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Syndi Barish, a postdoctoral researcher at Harvard Medical School, presented her research to the biology department as part of the Biology Seminar Series on March 24. Like the previous speaker, Barish is a recent graduate from the College and still sees it as a second home despite being away for so long.
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As part of the Biology Seminar Series, the College invited Natella Maglakelidze, an MD-PhD student, to present her research to the biology department in the physics building, room 101, on Jan. 10.
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On Sunday, Jan. 29, Arooga’s Grille House and Sports Bar closed its Campus Town location. This comes after only being in business for a little more than a year, opening on Dec. 12, 2021.
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Jack Ganley, a postdoctoral fellow from Princeton University, was invited by the College to present his research to the biology department in the physics building, room 101 on Nov. 11.
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To end the month of recognizing cultural inclusion, the College hosted its first Cultural Block Party on Friday, Sept. 30 in the Trenton State College Park. A coming together of cultures on such a scale, however, is not something new for the College.
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