When Kate McKinley (’11) received a letter from Trenton Water Works six weeks ago that stated her water contained toxic chemicals, she began to think about the lack of transparency between local government and its residents. She then received a voting ballot in the mail and noticed that many Ewing candidates were running for office with no opposition. […]
Lined with blue tents and a wide range of activities, Campus Town’s block party attracted students eager to win prizes and celebrate the community’s businesses on Wednesday, Oct. 3. […]
A pre trick-or-treat party was a Halloween tradition in my neighborhood when I was growing up. It was the best way for parents to ensure we had something substantial in our bellies before filling up on candy for the rest of the night. Each family prepared their best fall-themed treat, and my mother collected the recipes. […]
A mix of silver and black table cloths sprinkled with sparkly stars covered the tables under the festive string lights of the Gala De La Raza on Friday, Oct. 5 in the Decker Social Place. […]
Students and community members alike strolled through the row of brightly colored cars that lined Lots 3 and 4 on Saturday, Oct. 6. Some cars were sleek and modern, while others carried a more classic vintage vibe, but all were brought for one purpose –– to fundraise for a cause. […]
TCNJ Students for Life planted blue and pink flags across green lawn last April in a displayed titled The Graveyard of Innocents. Each flag represented 10 fetuses that had been aborted in New Jersey in the past month. This display caused an uproar among pro-choice students, who decided to vandalize the display and post a video of the vandalization on social media. […]
October is finally here— the leaves are changing color, the air is getting crisp and it’s about time to bring out your boots and sweaters. In addition to fall festivities, October is also National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Here are some tips for incorporating pops of pink into your outfits, allowing you to not only have some fun with your clothes, but also show your support for the cause. […]
Being turned down can be easily discouraging, but there are some people who take rejection in stride and even use it to their advantage — Irene Yoon is an example of such a person. […]
Just in time for the Fall Opportunities Fair, students had a chance to purchase high-quality business attire without a hefty price tag when Phillips-Van Heusen opened up shop in the Brower Student Center from Sept. 25 to Thursday, Sept. 27.
A mechanical bull, a rodeo roper and tributes to cowboy culture were all present at the College Union Board’s “Salooner” on Thursday, Sept. 27 on Green Lawn. […]
Between clubs, schoolwork and social obligations, it is common for students at the College to become so wrapped up in campus life that they forget to engage with the larger community. This is where Ewing Community Fest — an annual festival featuring music, food trucks and representation from local businesses –– comes into play. […]
Some of the fondest memories of my childhood are of frequent trips to the local diner with my father. At the end of almost every meal, we would commemorate our trip by sharing a bowl of his favorite dessert, bread pudding. Weary of competing with our favorite diner’s recipe, I never ventured to make the treat again myself until recently. My inspiration to begin again was a loaf of Italian bread in my pantry that had begun to go stale. I set out to give it a second life and save it from ending up in the trash. […]
When is it wise to splurge on an outfit and when is it smart to save and opt for a less expensive option? Knowing how to manage your money in college is crucial, and while there are some items you should invest in because of their quality and durability, there are some pieces of clothing and accessories that you don’t need to spend a large chunk of your paycheck on. Here are some easy tips to help you navigate the process. […]
A September 1980 issue of The Signal documents the sexual assault of a female freshman. The student came back from a party under the influence and “awoke in the woods with her pants and panties removed. She was bruised and was bleeding from the vaginal area.” […]
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