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 [...]

Senior midfielder Leigh Mitchell snatched up the ground ball, sent it off to sophomore Lauren Pigott and watched as Pigott hot-potatoed the ball to sophomore attacker Jen Garavente, who held onto the ball as the final seconds evaporated in the College’s 17-15 upset over No.1-ranked Gettysburg College.

Professor Camiolo’s students wore hoods in protest of the killing of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin.

Who’s Charlie? This question was a source of much amusement on the night of Saturday, March 31 in Kendall Hall at the fourth annual Mixed Signals’ comedy improvisation festival — ROCK, a.k.a. Rather Outrageous Comedy Kickout.

The College made its mark at the NCAA Division III championships, both individually and as a team, with the women getting seventh place and the men getting 12th place nationally.

With some passionately sung hooks and a great stage presence, Wiz Khalifa stole the show in a captivating performance at this year’s College Union Board Spring Concert.

Junior international business major Ryan Alley passed away on Friday, March 23 after injuries sustained during a car crash the previous Friday morning.

Country-hopping with an enormous die dictated three prospective students’ futures as they toured the make-believe College campus full of Bollywood dances, Chinese yo-yos, a fashion show and much more.

The baseball team responded to a tough spring trip by winning three games this past week, highlighted by a 7-1 thrashing of Haverford College in the home opener on Friday, March 16.

Though no one actually tied the knot, a symbolic ceremony took place when Prism, the campus organization for LGBTQ students and their straight allies, presented its ninth annual Queer Wedding to a roomful of students in the ABE Drawing Room.

The “Saturday Night Live” comic launched straight into his first joke of the night: “(The opening act) and I were so excited to be here. We thought we were coming to a college of New Jersey, and we find out we’re at The College of New Jersey … I mean this is the big time.”

The College’s wrestling team took sixth overall at the Division III Championships on March 10, but the stage belonged to senior Mike Denver that day, who took the National Championship for the 184-pound weight class at the event.

Gov. Chris Christie promised a 6 percent increase in aid for higher education in his recent budget address, but his statement was misleading and untrue, President R. Barbara Gitenstein said at the Board of Trustees meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 28.

Students of music professor William Trigg showcased their musical talents at the percussion studio recital on Wednesday, Feb. 29 in the Mildred and Ernest E. Mayo Concert Hall.