The heated debate about the government mandate misses the more important point about health care costs.

A student and a faculty member respond to the government mandate to require all employers to include contraceptives at no copay to employees.

The President’s decision to require all employers to include contraceptives at no copay to employees has disturbed many.

Often brash and decisive, Governor Christie has decided to put the issue of same-sex marriage on the ballot in the next election.

President Obama delivered his third State of the Union since the start of his presidency. The question is, will his words evoke real change?

The Stop Online Privacy Act has led to controversy and questions about its limit on freedom of speech.

With a dismal economic climate and looming budget cuts, many N.J. voters wonder if they can afford high police salaries.

I attended writer Joe Wenderoth’s reading, sponsored by the Visiting Writers Series and ink, on Wednesday, Dec. 6, and I want to share my thoughts on the event. While I still am unsure that I did the right thing by staying through the entire reading, the fact that I did so allows me to write [...]

It is well-known that women have gone through plights to be on equal status with men; however, it is still not achieved. There are still prejudices and discriminatory acts against women in many areas such as work and school. We all have much to learn on equality and tolerance, but something small can make the biggest effect.

On Friday, Nov. 18 my car was stolen from the parking garage of TCNJ. All the doors were locked, and windows closed. While the police officers with whom I filed the report with were sympathetic and understanding, that’s about where the civility stopped.

Sitting amongst a quarter-full audience I see 13 students swinging bells back and forth, conducting a serene rendition of the “Westminster Chimes.” One of the marshmallows I brought falls out of my ears and I can suddenly hear the performance. It isn’t quite what I am used to, nor what I would seek out, but since the marshmallow has rolled under the seat in front of me I have no choice but to listen. I get to thinking. Is the sound made for me? No. Seeing the musicians so absorbed in their art, I think again that perhaps it isn’t being done for anyone else either. They are not concerned about who sees or hears their music but are fulfilled by the mere reverberations off the theatre walls, the vibrations they feel in their chests. Nagging hand-bell choir, were it not for my article in the Signal you wouldn’t even have known I was there —but thank you for the gift.

In the Nov. 2, 2011 issue of The Signal, the article “Republicans battle abortion with ‘Protect Life Act’” contained many misconceptions that we want to reveal to the campus.

Unfortunately, it seems like the true crime has been forgotten.

OK TCNJ, it’s time to get something sorted out: Lot 6 is not Daytona Speedway.
You are not Mario Andretti. And no, it’s not OK to go around blind corners at 25mph the wrong way.
The past two years, I’ve parked in Lots 8 and 9, and while I saw my fair share of horrible parking jobs, [...]