By Rajika ChauhanStaff WriterIn the 11th investigation of its kind since 2021, the U.S. Justice Department has opened a probe of the Trenton Police Department ...
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The Student Finance Board (SFB) held a general board meeting on Oct. 18 to discuss funding requests from New Jersey Christian Fellowship (NJCF), Chinese Student Association (CSA), Planned Parenthood Generation Action (PPGA) and Physics Club.
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By Victoria Gladstone and Mike SherrManaging Editor and Editor-in-ChiefFollowing Bernstein’s “Welcome Back Address” last August, the interim president ...
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Residential Education and Housing sent representatives to the College’s Residence Hall Association and Student Government to outline the upcoming differential housing policy, along with the possibility of requiring first-year students to live on campus.
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By Briana Keenan and Aliyah Siddiqui Staff Writer and Nation and World Editor With the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, students around campus have ...
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Christopher Murphy, associate provost for curriculum and liberal learning, began his tenure as interim director of the College’s Honors and Scholars Program on Sept. 20, replacing English professor Harriet Hustis.
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By Liz CiocherArts & Entertainment EditorThere have been four reported incidents of crime reported to Campus Police since the start of the fall semester. ...
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By Briana KeenanStaff WriterStudent Government (SG) at the College has been preparing for Homecoming 2023 and is planning on changing the way it is outlined ...
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The campus is no longer receiving water deliveries to several faculty buildings, which contained five-gallon water jugs for office water stations. In an effort to increase sustainability, the company was asked not to drive into campus due to pollution and carbon emissions.
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By Lauren Diaz Correspondent This fall, the office of Counseling and Prevention Services (CAPS) at the College announced a partnership with teletherapy ...
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By Tristan Weisenbach and Riley EisenbeilArts & Entertainment Editor and Staff WriterFully informing every single student on a college campus of what ...
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By Karla FonsecaStaff WriterThe College’s Environmental Club attended the New York City March to End Fossil Fuels on Sept. 17. The environmental club, ...
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The College was named the top public college in the “Best Regional Cities — North” category and fourth overall in the “Regional Universities — North” category in the 2024 Best Colleges rankings released by the U.S. News & World Report on Sept. 18.
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By Ally UhlendorfNews EditorAs the fall recruitment season kicks off at the College, one sorority will be conspicuously absent from the regular proceedings. ...
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Interim President Michael Bernstein talked to students about his plans for housing, tuition and student life at the Student Government (SG) general body meeting on Sept. 20.
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By Myara GomezStaff Writer The Environmental Sustainability Council met on Sept. 6 and discussed many plans to make the College’s campus more sustainable. ...
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Harrison Lavelle, a junior political science and international relations double major, has partnered with political news organization Politico to create an interactive game titled, “You Be the Campaign Manager,” where users can manage their own political campaigns.
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The Signal submitted an Open Public Records Act request for Interim President Bernstein’s contract and compared it to Former President Foster’s final contract. Here's a breakdown of what the top leader of the College receives in compensation.
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By Briana KeenanStaff Writer The College’s Student Government (SG) held a general body meeting to discuss their plans to make student resources more ...
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By Rachel LeaCorrespondentStudents have begun to come forward about their recent experiences with raw meat at the Atrium at Eickhoff. This comes after ...
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