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TCNJ professor and film director Matthew John Lawrence premieres ‘Bloody Axe Wound,’ holds Q&A

Writer, director, producer, editor and professor Matthew John Lawrence recently released his third film, “Bloody Axe Wound,” in theaters. Now, he’s premiered the film for the first time at TCNJ with a screening at the Kendall Hall TV Studio, along with a Q&A afterward. During the Q&A, Lawrence discussed his film inspirations, tips for fellow filmmakers, on-set experiences and more. You can watch Lawrence’s film on video on demand today, streaming on AMC’s Shudder service starting March 21, again at Kendall Hall on March 25 and on Hulu later this year. ✍️: Andre Paras / Video Editor ?: @andre_paras / Video Editor

Local Look: Firkin Tavern

In this series, Managing Editors Ally Uhlendorf and Isabella Darcy visit popular off-campus locations near TCNJ to gather a "local look." In this episode, the managing editors visited Firkin Tavern to get an inside view on a typical Friday at the American Irish pub and grill. Follow us at @tcnjsignal on YouTube, X, TikTok and Instagram for more! ✍️ Isabella Darcy and Ally Uhlendorf / Managing Editors ? ‪ @andre_paras ‬/ Video Editor

Olympic gymnast Laurie Hernandez recaps her career and talks mental health at TCNJ lecture

Laurie Hernandez, the retired Team USA two-time olympic medalist from the famous “Final Five” women’s gymnastics group, gave a lecture at the College on March 4. The College Union Board booked this event, with students able to attend for free. For an audience at the Mayo Concert Hall, Hernandez discussed her life in the spotlight and connected it to how she’s dealt with mental health issues in the past. She also opened up on her performing arts and creative writing aspirations and answered questions in a moderated Q&A afterward. Read more at tcnjsignalnews.com! ✍️: Alena Bitonti / Arts & Entertainment Editor ?: @andre_paras / Video Editor

WTSR Underground brings local indie music scene to TCNJ

WTSR Underground, a semi-annual event at TCNJ, had their recent spring 2025 weekend in collaboration with Lions Television. Ten bands performed for a live studio audience across two days. Each artist performed original songs, which will be recorded, mixed and edited to be released on the WTSR Underground YouTube channel later this semester. Follow us at @tcnjsignal on YouTube, X, TikTok and Instagram for more! ✍️: Andre Paras / Video Editor ?: @andre_paras / Video Editor

Local Look: Cooper's Riverview

In this series, Managing Editors Ally Uhlendorf and Isabella Darcy visit popular off-campus locations near TCNJ to gather a "local look." In this episode, the Managing Editors visited Coopers Riverview to get an inside view on a typical Thursday at the restuarant and bar. Follow us at @tcnjsignal on YouTube, X, TikTok and Instagram for more! ✍️ Isabella Darcy and Ally Uhlendorf / Managing Editors ? ‪ ​⁠@andre_paras ‬/ Video Editor

TCNJ Art Gallery features modern interpretations of an ancient art form: Chinese calligraphy

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Trump executive orders could impact TCNJ policies and programs

President Donald Trump has signed a slew of executive orders since his inauguration on Jan. 20. Many of the orders are wide-ranging, covering issues such as immigration, federal funding, diversity and inclusion policies, and more. As a public higher education institution, the College may feel impacts from some of these executive orders if fully enforced. Read more about the executive orders on our website: https://www.tcnjsignalnews.com/article/2025/02/trump-executive-orders-could-impact-tcnj-policies-and-programs

Alcohol-related calls to TCNJ Campus Police rise to pre-pandemic numbers

Alcohol-related incidents are on the rise this fall at the College. The amount of alcohol-related reports Campus police has received so far is higher than recent years, but consistent with pre-pandemic numbers. Many incidents involve first-year students in residence halls. Read the full story: https://www.tcnjsignalnews.com/article/ 2024/11/alcohol-related-calls-to-tcnj-campus-police-rise-to-pre-pandemic-numbers

The Signal Interviews Scott Dikkers, Founding Editor of "The Onion"

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The Signal Interviews AJ Perdomo of the Dangerous Summer.wmv

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The Signal Interviews Omid Singh, Tiffany Haddish & Tim Young

The Signal Interviews William Beckett

The Signal Interviews Marlee Matlin

The Signal's Managing Editor Jamie Primeau interviews actress and author Marlee Matlin, who appeared at The College of New Jersey on April 4, 2012. Video by Ashley Long, Photo Editor.

Controversial Preacher Visits TCNJ Campus (March 28, 2012)

Preachers visit The College of New Jersey's campus on March 28, 2012 to speak to students. Video by Ashley Long, Photo Editor.

The Signal Interviews Jay Sean

The Signal's Sports Editor Alex Wolfe interviews British singer-songwriter Jay Sean, who performed at The College of New Jersey's spring concert on March 23, 2012. Video by Ashley Long, Photo Editor.

The Signal: Controversial Preacher Visits TCNJ

The Signal Interviews Anya Ayoung-Chee

Signal Columnist Victoria Moorhouse interviews "Project Runway" season nine winner Anya Ayoung-Chee, who visited The College of New Jersey on February 6, 2012. Video by Ashley Long, Photo Editor. Article: http://www.tcnjsignal.net/2012/02/07/campus-style-special-edition-instincts-are-key-for-project-runway-star/

The Signal Interviews Julia Nunes

The Signal's Arts & Entertainment Editor Julia Corbett interviews singer-songwriter Julia Nunes, who performed at The College of New Jersey on February 3, 2012. Video by Ashley Long, Photo Editor. Article: http://www.tcnjsignal.net/2012/02/07/julia-nunes-steps-out-of-the-cybersphere/