Congressman Rush Holt visited the campus to speak about the significance of the liberal arts in education last Tuesday, April 10.

Items were stolen, graffiti was found and underage drinkers were arrested in this week’s Cop Shop.

Student Government listened as the Student Finance Board presented its proposed budget for next year during its off-campus meeting on Wednesday, April 11 at the Statehouse in Trenton.

The Student Finance Board approved to add to the spring Funival, as well as several other events during its meeting on Wednesday, April 11.

Three panelists gave presentations that analyzed the changes present in post-disaster communication — among citizens and journalists — since the time of the sinking of the Titanic on Thursday, April 12 in the Library Auditorium.

Professor challenged the College to make ending discrimination a priority on Wednesday.

SG listened to CUB’s request for members to help with staffing for this year’s Funival. SG was requested to cosponsor the Safe Rides Campaign.

SFB quickly motioned to fully fund Men of Distinction’s ‘Stop the Violence’ event, which will facilitate discussion on the College’s campus about the shooting of Trayvon Martin.

By Natalie Kouba
Correspondent
A presentation on the issues ex-offenders encounter when reentering the workforce and how these problems could be faced was held in Loser Hall on Thursday. The Bonner Center for Civic and Community Engagement, the Center for Prison
Outreach and Education and the Mercer County Reentry Task Force sponsored the “Community Solutions Forum: Employment Barriers [...]

Betsey Stevenson showed the relationship between a country’s GDP and its citizens’ happiness.

Jonathan Bulava, ’05, shared his professional experiences with his alma mater.

Students were informed by an email at approximately 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 10 that junior sociology major Paul Traina passed away at the College this morning.

Senior political science major and Student Government president Olaniyi Solebo spoke at the tearing down of ‘Writings on the Wall’ on Friday, April 6 outside the Brower Student Center.
Students wrote discriminatory words and phrases that they have been called on the wall. A hoodie and a bag of Skittles were also hung on the [...]

Once again, the College had a taste of fire and brimstone outside the Brower Student Center. Shawn Holes of the Luke 10:2 Ministry paid another visit on Wednesday, March 28. His last visit was in early February.