Read former Signal Editor Shaun Fitzpatrick’s thoughts from abroad.

In keeping with its ongoing theme of pop-punk, high school throwbacks, the College Union Board welcomed Jack’s Mannequin and Secondhand Serenade to the Kendall Hall Main Stage for the annual Fall Concert on Friday, Nov. 18.

A Red 271 Gear Schwinn Mountain bike and a purple women’s “Roadmaster” bike were stolen.

While they might be a little bit behind on the pirates craze, TCNJ Lyric Theatre’s production of “The Pirates of Penzance” was a delight for seasoned rum-slingers and landlubbers alike.

Campus Police issued a resident of Centennial Hall summonses for possession and being under the influence of a controlled substance at 9:45 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 31.

An underage male was caught in possession of an alcoholic beverage by a plainclothes officer during Homecoming at 10:45 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 22.

The Far East met the East Coast at the “Inter-Mediate: Selected Contemporary Chinese American Art” show, which opened in the College Art Gallery on Wednesday, Oct. 25. The exhibit features the work of eight artists, all of whom have immigrated to the U.S. from China.

Occupy TCNJ, the College’s branch of the national Occupy movement, met for the first time on Wednesday, Oct. 12.

Forget Mayan prophesies and global warming — everyone knows the real threat to humankind is a zombie apocalypse. Max Brooks, bestselling author of “The Zombie Survival Guide,” taught students a few survival strategies on Friday.

Graffiti reading “TCNJ is filled with high and drunk white people I hate this school” was found on the wall above a urinal in the Library on Monday, Oct. 17.

A menu deliveryman was issued a summons for trespassing this week, and cops responded to reports of two intoxicated students.

It’s only fair to start off by saying that I have very little appreciation for art. By all accounts I’m a complete Philistine, and proud of it.

It’s not every day that books are referred to as “the obituaries of wood.” Then again, it’s not every day that Shelley Jackson visits the College.

This week, Campus Police officers dealt with alcohol violations and theft reports.