In the last four years, Ewing has been home to three legal dispensaries with licensing from the New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission. An established moratorium was recently extended until the end of 2026 for new cannabis businesses.
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The College’s Teachers of Young Children Association and the School of Education are fostering the next generation of educators to help combat New Jersey’s long history with systemic inequality connected to the child educational sector.
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Students are taught how to make a difference and change within these fields to foster safer and healthier communities in place like Trenton.
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The Maker’s Place, founded in 2018 operates within the local Trenton community to serve low-income families in need of vital baby materials such as diapers.
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Economic hardship has birthed a growing food insecurity issue throughout the city, impacting low-income families and the children of Trenton.
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In his 2026 State of the Union address on Feb. 24, President Donald Trump spoke on key topics such as immigration and the economy, while taking aim at his Democrat counterparts.
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College campuses across the United States are levying their voices to create a more sustainable campus for their students and community. The College is no exception in trying to achieve these goals.
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Amidst the political chaos of files surrounding the deceased and disgraced child sex trafficker, Jefferey Epstein, being released to the public, a wave of resignations have occurred across 10 countries. The release of the Epstein files have prompted 15 high ranking international figures to resign from various positions, because of their ties to Epstein.
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Union Latina helps spread unity within the College’s Latine student body. The organization is now working as a support system to members of the College’s community who are affected by the current ICE enforcement.
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Federal agents in downtown Los Angeles clashed with a group of protesters, when thousands marched through LA in a call to action against the expansive Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations sweeping the United States — including the fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minneapolis by federal immigration officers.
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