Water Watch, a College club dedicated to helping the environment, presented an eye-opening documentary on the misuse of bottled water throughout the world on Monday, Dec. 5.

Trenton Police arrested a man found driving a Honda Civic that had previously been reported missing by a student at the College, according to an email sent out on Dec. 14 by Campus Police.

Campus Police were advised earlier today of two reported armed robberies taking place in different areas off campus. An armed robbery allegedly involving a knife is reported to have taken place late last night near Susan Drive and Bakun Way in Ewing (to the northeast of the College campus), according to an alert [...]

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 [...]

Joe Wenderoth took the microphone in his hands, stared for a few seconds at his audience, and said in his trademark voice that contains hints of lunacy: “Can you all hear me?”

The Signal talks to Kyle Smith, a WTSR DJ who interviewed artists, writers and musicians during a 24-hour broadcast from Thursday, Oct. 27 to Friday, Oct. 28.

The voter registration drive will take place Nov. 8, and the flag football tournament will be held on Nov. 13.

A three-foot long, six-foot wide white wooden greeting desk was taken between 2 a.m. and 10 p.m. on Monday Nov. 30 from Cromwell Hall, according to Campus Police.  All common areas in the building were checked, but the desk was not found.
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The light fixtures on the front of Allen [...]

By Chris Payne
WTSR Music Director
1. Antony and the Johnsons- “The Crying Light”
The trembling vibrato and “dark Cabaret” aura of songwriter Antony Hegarty were difficult for many WTSR DJs to get accustomed to. But Antony is one of the world’s most fascinating musicians, and his second masterpiece proved the most essential listen of 2009.
2. Animal Collective- [...]

It’s always imperative to let your significant other know you care, but a factor commonly overlooked by College students is the importance of setting a romantic mood.
Think about it. If you step into a dorm room that looks like a bomb exploded and smells even worse, how comfortable can anyone [...]

The College lost a member of its family on Oct. 13 when Jessie R. Turk, professor emeritus, passed away at St. Barnabus Medical Center in Livingston at the age of 89.
Turk was a professor of geography at the College from 1947 until her retirement in 1982. She spent many years of her life living in [...]

Students gathered in the lounge between Traverse/Wolfe Hall on Friday Oct. 23 in anticipation for “Queer Comedy” night, chatting animatedly before the show began. Many seemed to be wondering the same thing: what exactly did “queer comedy” mean?
What it meant was an afternoon filled with gut-busting laughter provided by The Mixed Signals, the College’s improv [...]

Hopes were high for headliner Erik Rivera of Thursday’s two-man comedy show event featuring Rivera and opener Vlaadimir Caamano. Billed as “one of New York’s fastest-rising young comedians” on his website biography, Rivera was booked by Union Latina and College Union Board (CUB) to celebrate the final day of Hispanic Heritage Month.
“We wanted to do [...]

It was fun while it lasted.
The College’s three-week honeymoon of prolific scoring with little disagreement ended this past Friday courtesy of Kean University, namely senior running back Jared Chunn.
Chunn, torched the Lions’ defense for 210 yards rushing and two touchdowns on 22 carries in the Cougars’ 28-7 victory. The 2008 New Jersey Athletic Conference Offensive [...]