Sitting on a stool — just him and his guitar — Evan Weiss, of the one-man band Into It. Over It, created a very personal atmosphere at his show in the dimly-lit Rathskeller on Tuesday, April 17, with opener Paper Street, put on by the College Union Board.
In the Around the Dorm championship, the “Ref,” Brendan McGrath, challenges Sports Editor Alex Wolfe, Sports Assistant Chris Molicki and Staff Writer Brandon Gould to answer questions about which underdog has the best chance in the NHL Playoffs, whether Matt Kemp has what it takes to become the first triple crown winner in over 40 [...]
“Breathe.” “Stay within yourself.” “He’s not better.” “I’m going to show you how great I am.” These words may not mean anything to most, but to players on the College’s baseball team, they’re special. When assistant coach Eric Woodrow came to the College last year, he brought with him the knowledge of perhaps one of the most important aspects to [...]
Recent years show a boom in students turning to the prescription drug Adderall for exams, writing papers and long study sessions. With another round of final exams on the horizon, the College is no exception to this phenomenon.
Every day after work, student workers at the 1855 Room, the College’s buffet-style restaurant located in Eickhoff Hall, are instructed to pick up two or more 14-by-7-inch trays of still-warm food and throw it all out.
14 May 2012
By Brandon Gould
The Lions fell short during the lacrosse quarterfinals, losing 9-7 to SUNY Cortland.
12 May 2012
By Brandon Gould
The College's No. 4-ranked lacrosse team defeated Amherst College 8-7.
12 May 2012
By Jamie Primeau
Jerry Greenfield, one of the Ben & Jerry's co-founders, was the guest speaker during Senior Week 2012.
10 May 2012
By Brandon Gould
The No. 4-ranked Lions lacrosse team cruised to a 14-5 victory over No. 17-ranked Elizabethtown College in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
05 May 2012
By Jamie Primeau
The 2008 civil lawsuit against the College and the State of New Jersey filed by the family of John Fiocco Jr. has been settled for $425,000.
30 April 2012
By Katie Occhipinti
Dining out can be a pricey experience -- not just for your wallet, but for your waistline. Check out these helpful tips to dining in a healthy and enjoyable way.
30 April 2012
By Kelly Johnson
The courtyard outside of the Art and Interactive Multimedia Building was silent and the mood was somber on Tuesday, April 17 as a couple of girls mustered the courage to tell their personal experiences with sexual assault and “Take Back the Night.”
27 April 2012
By Signal Contributor
The Triad House is one of only three group homes in the country that cater to LGBTQ youth.
24 April 2012
By Signal Editorial Staff
Keith and Kenny Lucas, who both graduated from the College in 2007 with degrees in philosophy, will be performing stand up comedy in their TV debut on ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.’ The episode will air Thursday, April 26. The Lucas Brothers were previously featured on Comedy Central’s ‘Tosh.O.’ Check out the article that appeared in [...]
24 April 2012
By Signal Editorial Staff
Last Saturday, April 21, The Rat hosted ink’s The Goods, a collection of artists, poets and singer-songwriters throughout the day.
24 April 2012
By Matt Jannetti
M. Ward, a.k.a. Matthew Stephen Ward, is often overshadowed by his more famous She & Him partner, Zooey Deschanel. However, M. Ward was making good music long before Zooey Deschanel became the apple of the indie world’s eye.
24 April 2012
By Novera Shahid
Introducing Gainsbourg to the audience, French professor Moussa Sow described him as “one of the most famous singers who really embodied the French ’60s.”
24 April 2012
By Justin Mancini
“The Cabin in the Woods” is more than an attack on hapless young people, it is an attack on movie formulas — the formulas that plague so many horror films today.
24 April 2012
By Peter Fiorilla
It was a mixed week for the College’s tennis teams, as the men went 2-0 to extend their win streak to a semester-best five games while the women’s team split a pair of matches to close out their regular season. It could not have been a much better week for the men, who rolled past Haverford [...]
