Accompanied by a backdrop of pink clouds, a dinosaur drum and the unbounded enthusiasm of scattered but numerous jumping crowd members, Motion City Soundtrack invaded Kendall Hall with its explosive pop-rock sound. As the selected […]
By Gina Kramer The Lions suffered a tough loss against Rowan on Wednesday Dec. 2 in the team’s first game against a New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) rival. The Lions fell short in the first […]
A three-foot long, six-foot wide white wooden greeting desk was taken between 2 a.m. and 10 p.m. on Monday Nov. 30 from Cromwell Hall, according to Campus Police. All common areas in the building were […]
By Diana Bubser Opinions Editor and Matt Huston Nation & World Editor Union leadership at the College disagrees with administrators who say that union members are getting equal treatment under new salary pool reductions Ralph […]
After much controversy and two sets of votes, the College Union Board (CUB) will bid this week for Tucker Max to come to the College. Max won the entertainment repoll distributed last week, claiming 44 […]
By Kimberly Zicha Staff Writer Students experienced the world’s cultures without ever leaving the College Tuesday Nov. 17 through Friday Nov. 20 , which marked International Education Week. Various activities offered throughout the week focused […]
By Stephanie McAlary Correspondent The new Art and Interactive Multimedia building is planned to open within the next year. “The goal is to have the Art and Interactive Multimedia Building opened for the spring semester, […]
By Caitlyn Camacho Staff Writer The David Sarnoff Library will move to the College’s renovated Roscoe West library in 2010, according to Matthew Golden, executive director of public relations and communications. According to the library’s […]
Ewing Police confiscated computer equipment on Friday Nov. 6 from an off-campus house occupied by members of fraternity Sigma Pi Theta Delta chapter. According to Lt. Jerry Jacobs of Ewing Police, the situation is currently […]
By Kevin DeStefano Correspondent “Picturing TCNJ Around the World,” a photo showcase in the main lobby of the New Library, helped to raise awareness for international culture, studying abroad and showcasing the many experiences students […]
Josephine Cusumano TCNJ Alumna, ’09 What are you wearing? I am wearing Steve Madden boots, Madewell jeans and shirt, and a Zara sweater. How would you label your style? Comfortable. You’ll always see me in […]
When I walked into Kendall Hall on opening night, Nov. 19, I honestly didn’t know what to expect. All I had to go by was the slightly foreboding, possibly informative, but definitely intriguing title of […]
By Amy Keitel Correspondent Students in passing may have noticed patterns of birdseed and maple syrup decorating the area outside the Roscoe L. West library. The creator of the all-natural sidewalk art is senior graphic […]
Amid the mounting frenzy over finals and the invasion of numerous tours on campus, students showcased their talent at ink’s biannual festival, The Goods. The Rathskeller played host to the all-day celebration of the arts […]
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