People entering the Library Auditorium on Thursday, Sept. 19 would have stumbled onto a thought-provoking question: “Do We fit On the Planet?” Those who were interested to find out the answer attended the forum that was held by Mathis Wackernagel of the Global Footprint Network. […]
After coming back from a tough loss against William Paterson on Friday night, the Lions left their hearts on the ice with sheer determination in hopes of redemption and dominated three periods of hockey on both sides of the rink against NJIT, winning 8-1 at the Loucks Ice Center in Lawrenceville on Saturday, Sept. 21.
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We the People of the United States are endowed with an unalienable right to pursue happiness. Laws prescribed by the federal and state governments limit this pursuit as they both seek to maintain and protect the well-being of the American citizenry, to some extent. […]
On Wednesday, Sept 4., the College’s Greek life joined hands in an effort to show underclassmen what fraternity and sorority life is truly like at the College. “Rush TCNJ,” presented by the Inter-Greek Council, was the first event of its kind at the College. Over 250 unaffiliated freshmen, sophomores and juniors came out to the Lion’s Den to learn more about Greek life, talk to some of the leaders of Greek organizations and eat free pizza from Piccolo’s. […]
Philadelphia’s premiere dance team comes to perform for the College, crossing genres and eras. […]
I consider the fall to be one of my favorite seasons, as I am sure many people do. After all, who doesn’t love the cool breeze, football games and pumpkin flavored everything that comes along with it? […]
Russia and the United States have agreed to temporarily halt the prospect of western military intervention in Syria, according to BBC. […]
Prior to their nighttime performance, PHILADANCO and fellow dancers discuss their personal histories with dance in this week’s Brown Bag series. […]
Good theater can be hard to find outside of big cities, but Princeton’s “Proof” is a production worth seeing. […]
Dr. Aimee Richard of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine visited the College for a biology colloquium on Thursday, Sept. 19.
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As Homecoming Spirit Week rapidly approaches and students begin to wonder what this year’s festivities will look like, Student Government President Tyler Liberty will focus his attention on rousing school spirit in students.
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With a medley of different instruments, the College’s music majors perform in the first recital of the year. […]
If you find yourself on Twitter and Facebook more often than you’d like to admit, it is likely that you have seen Chipotle’s new ad campaign, “The Scarecrow,” circulating the web. The ad not only promotes its products, but it also spreads awareness about the factory farming industry across the United States. […]
A “Fat Roscoe” from Fat Shack, a sub from Ray’s, a burrito from Eick: all these fatty foods contribute to the inevitable “freshman 15.” […]
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