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Some attendees of the Montclair Township town hall meeting posing for a photo. (Photo by Raeanne Raccagno)

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'No faith in fossil fuels': NJ faith clusters support NJ Climate Superfund Act

By Raeanne Raccagno | Jun. 1

Empower New Jersey held four climate meetings in different towns in April and May, partnering with other organizations as part of a broader initiative to back the New Jersey Climate Superfund Act. The meetings urged towns to pass a resolution in support of the bill. At a May 20 meeting, the Montclair Town Council approved Empower New Jersey’s resolution in favor of the act by a vote of 5-2, joining over 30 other municipalities.

Currently, Qadim Ghani serves Montgomery County Community College as the vice president of finance. (Photo courtesy of Eric James Montgomery)

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New vice president and chief financial officer joining TCNJ in mid-June

By Raeanne Raccagno | May. 5

President Michael Bernstein sent a campus-wide email on April 30 to announce Qadim Ghani as the new VPCFO, taking over Rich Schweigert's current role as interim VPCFO.

Trenton and the surrounding community gathered for an Earth Day cleanup in George Page Park. (Photo by Raeanne Raccagno)

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Community puts in effort to throw away trash and negative stigma in Trenton

By Raeanne Raccagno | Apr. 24

Earth Day volunteers gave their time to a cleanup, organized by multiple environmental organizations, in George Page Park on Tuesday, April 22.

The inclusive education program will officially begin in fall 2025. (Photo by Erin Reilly / Staff Photographer)

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New inclusive education program to help better prepare students

By Raeanne Raccagno | Apr. 24

The College’s School of Education created a new inclusive education program that will bring changes to the education programs in the fall 2025 semester, in accordance with New Jersey’s code updates and to enhance readiness for future teachers.

Desmond Hayes founded GeoGreens in 2014. (Photo by Raeanne Raccagno / Copy Editor)

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Hydroponic lab hosts hard launch on campus

By Raeanne Raccagno | Apr. 11

Indoor Agriculture Labs held an open house on April 2 to show off the current and potential growth of the partnership between the College’s Schools of Science and Engineering with GeoGreens.

Councilwoman Kathleen Wollert sat at Dunkin Donuts to talk to Ewing residents (Photo by Raeanne Raccagno)

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Coffee chat with Ewing Council helps residents connect on a personal level

By Raeanne Raccagno | Apr. 11

Two Ewing Council members will be stationed at Dunkin Donuts locations to share coffee and conversations with Ewing residents during New Jersey’s Local Government Week.

At peak population, protestors were shoulder to shoulder and the air was covered with homemade signs. (Photo by Raeanne Raccagno)

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‘Hands Off!’ protestors filled war memorial at New Jersey State House

By Raeanne Raccagno | Apr. 6

New Jersey 50501 organized the protest in Trenton and spoke out against “the deliberate weakening” of programs that support Americans, according to a press release.

Activists against Musk’s role in government and his recent motions lined up on both sides of the street across from the Tesla store. (Photo by Raeanne Raccagno)

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Protestors gathered outside Lawrence Township Tesla dealership last weekend

By Raeanne Raccagno | Apr. 5

The Tesla Takedown’s Global Day of Action had protest locations across the United States and spots in Canada, the Netherlands, England, Sweden and Finland.

Halimah Shabazz (left) and Quiya Harris (right) taught the audience about what environmental injustice is and how to combat it. (Photo by Raeanne Raccagno)

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NJEJA representatives discussed environmental justice initiatives during recent presentation

By Raeanne Raccagno | Mar. 28

Two representatives from the New Jersey Environmental Justice Alliance gave a presentation on March 12 at the College about environmental injustice and how affected communities and others are fighting against it.

Robert O’Keefe, fire safety specialist, taught the general body how to perform CPR. (Photo courtesy of Tasneem Omar)

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Student Government get an update and demonstration on new training sessions

By Raeanne Raccagno | Mar. 28

Representatives from the College’s Office of Emergency Preparedness and Emergency Medical Services informed and demonstrated emergency situations to the room before the Student Government general body discussed bills and resolutions on March 5.

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'No faith in fossil fuels': NJ faith clusters support NJ Climate Superfund Act

New vice president and chief financial officer joining TCNJ in mid-June

Community puts in effort to throw away trash and negative stigma in Trenton

New inclusive education program to help better prepare students

Hydroponic lab hosts hard launch on campus

Coffee chat with Ewing Council helps residents connect on a personal level

‘Hands Off!’ protestors filled war memorial at New Jersey State House

Protestors gathered outside Lawrence Township Tesla dealership last weekend

NJEJA representatives discussed environmental justice initiatives during recent presentation

Student Government get an update and demonstration on new training sessions

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