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Distefano delivering her keynote address in the Mayo Concert Hall (Photo courtesy of Rachel Lea / Correspondent).

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Alumna discusses unconventional career paths as a keynote speaker for COSA

By Rachel Lea | May. 3

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.

Barish’s seminar had many student and professor attendees. (Photo courtesy of Rachel Lea / Correspondent).

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Biology alumna returns to share her research on genetics

By Rachel Lea | Apr. 6

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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College alumna presents her research on dermatology at biology seminar

By Rachel Lea | Feb. 14

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.

(Photo Courtesy of Rachel Lea / Correspondent)

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Goodbye to Arooga’s: Campus Town restaurant closes its doors

By Rachel Lea | Feb. 7

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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Seminar sensation: Princeton researcher presents his research to the college

By Rachel Lea | Nov. 17

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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Cultures unite at the Cultural Block Party

By Rachel Lea | Oct. 6

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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Alumna discusses unconventional career paths as a keynote speaker for COSA

Biology alumna returns to share her research on genetics

College alumna presents her research on dermatology at biology seminar

Goodbye to Arooga’s: Campus Town restaurant closes its doors

Seminar sensation: Princeton researcher presents his research to the college

Cultures unite at the Cultural Block Party

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