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Thursday October 17th

Michael Bernstein and his partner of 23 years, Patricia Harp (Photo courtesy of Luke Sacks / Head Media Relations Officer).

In memory of Patricia Harp: A legacy of love and generosity

By Ally Uhlendorf | Oct. 10

Patricia Harp, President Michael A. Bernstein’s partner of 23 years, was the embodiment of generosity and kindness. On Sept. 23, Harp died due to complications from Alzhimer’s disease, leaving behind a legacy of warmth and love.

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TCNJ on top: Lions named top-ranked college in region by U.S. News and World Report

By Raeanne Raccagno | Oct. 10

Alumni Adventures: Kylie Moore aims to empower women, fight stigma as NJ 101.5 radio host

By Rebecca Heath | Oct. 4

Remembering Asaka Park: A life full of passion

By Signal Editorial Staff | Oct. 1

TCNJ Title IX & Sexual Misconduct office waits on approval to implement 2024 regulations

By Kate Zydor | Sep. 30

Featured

Andrew LoMonte: Elected official for TCNJ students and the people of Essex County

Andrew LoMonte, a sophomore political science major, adds to the ranks of impressive students here at the College. LoMonte holds positions in student government, as well as an elected position in his hometown of Bloomfield, New Jersey.

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LoMonte is an elected district leader, representing Ward 2, District 1 on the Essex County Democratic Committee (Photo courtesy of Andrew LoMonte).

News

Members of the campus and surrounding communities gathered at the College to indulge in food and festivities (Photo by Andre Paras / Staff Photographer).

Community Fest brings TCNJ and local community together

By Bobby Liberatos | Oct. 4

Tacquice Wiggan Davis has an open talk with the Student Government general body to brainstorm Inclusive Excellence events that will work towards building a stronger campus (Photo courtesy of Julia Cappello).

Staff members have open conversations during presentations at Student Government

By Raeanne Raccagno | Oct. 4

Incidents included in this report occurred between Sept. 16 and Sept. 29 (Photo by Derek Meola / Staff Photographer).

Cop Shop: Tons of transports

By Isabella Darcy | Oct. 3

Arts & Entertainment

The Menendez brothers, originally convicted in 1996, are now regaining media attention for the potential injustices committed in their case (Photo courtesy of IMDb).

Justice in the digital age: A re-examination of ‘The Menendez Brothers’

By Ashley Ragone | Oct. 15

After being treated to a whole life full of ridicule, Edward, an aspiring actor, gets a life-changing procedure done to better his appearance (Photo courtesy of IMDB).

A riveting, absurd and disgusting dark comedy on male self-identity: ‘A Different Man’ review

By Andre Paras | Oct. 13

Season three of “Heartstopper” continues to explore Nick and Charlie’s evolving relationship as well as the new challenges that come with it (Photo courtesy of IMDb).

‘Heartstopper’ season three brings about new mature feelings

By Heather Halperin | Oct. 13

Opinions

ResEd’s decision to implement a first-year residential requirement will not benefit all students (Photo by Andre Paras / Staff Photographer).

OPINION: First-year residential requirement is STILL the worst possible decision

By Tristan Weisenbach | 2:30pm

Casual listening has slowly died out with the advent of platforms like Spotify and Apple Music (Photo courtesy of Flickr,“Garret picks the licks” by Rudi Riet, July 9, 2007).

OPINION: Casual listening is dead

By Lake DiStefano | Oct. 16

Podcasts often portray misleading or even harmful messages (Photo courtesy of Flickr / Solen Feyissa August 2, 2020).

OPINION: Podcasts are getting out of hand

By Lacey Okamura | Oct. 16

Nation & World

The International Longshoremen’s Association has reached a tentative agreement with the United States Maritime Alliance following a three day strike by port workers (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / “ILA Workers (54040367088)” by Maryland GovPics. October 2, 2024).

3-day port worker strike ends with tentative agreement to increase wages

By Leah Cruz | Oct. 15

The high winds, storm surge and torrential rain made Helene the deadliest hurricane to make landfall on the mainland since Hurricane Katrina in 2005 (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / “Devastation in Asheville after Hurricane Helene” by Bill McMannis September 27, 2024).

Hurricane Helene causes catastrophic damage in southeastern U.S.

By Gauri Patel | Oct. 12

Donald Trump was the target of another attempt at his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida, on Sep. 15 (Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / “Martin County Sheriff's Office meets up with former president Donald Trump” by Martin County Sheriff's Office. September 17, 2024).

Trump undeterred after second apparent assassination attempt

By Janjabill Tahsin | Oct. 7

Editorial

(Photo courtesy of Flickr / “Fake News - Scrabble Tiles” by Journolink Journolink. April 4, 2019)

Avoid misinformation: The importance of fact-checking election content

By Ally Uhlendorf | 1:18am

The College's Career Fair does not cater to ArtsComm students (Photo by Elizabeth Gladstone / Multimedia Coordinator).

The Career Fair underserved ArtsComm students

By Tristan Weisenbach | Oct. 3

It’s essential for college students to make their voices heard by voting in the upcoming election (Photo courtesy of Flickr / “Vote!” by kgroovy / Feb. 5, 2008).

Make your voice heard by voting this November

By Isabella Darcy and Matthew Kaufman | Sep. 19

Sports

The Lions defense held strong all game (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Gladstone).

Lions open football season with a win

By Alondra Villanueva | Oct. 5

Senior Amir Vick had an interception against Muhlenberg (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Gladstone).

TCNJ Football suffers first loss despite offensive explosion

By Tyler Morello | Oct. 4

The Yankees are the team to beat in the American League (Photo courtesy of Whitney/Flickr).

2024 MLB Playoff Preview

By Joseph Caruso | Oct. 4

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