The College used almost 12 percent less energy this January than it did in January 2005, according to Matt Golden, director of Communications and Media ...
Read More »On Wednesday, Jan. 25 at approximately 12:30 p.m. in Brower Student Center, a complaint was phoned in to Campus Police about a man masturbating on a bench ...
Read More »The office of Development and Alumni Affairs has hired Jan Kubik as its new director of Planned Giving. Kubik's position specializes in soliciting and ...
Read More »Driving, running or walking around the Metzger Drive loop, students, faculty and prospective students alike are impressed by the recent construction projects ...
Read More »One semester after the christening of the College's new printer-use monitoring program PrintSense, the office of Information Technology (IT) hails it ...
Read More »As a result of an executive order signed by former Acting Gov. Richard J. Codey, Susanne Svizeny, Board of Trustees vice chair, has been forced to step ...
Read More »Leo Inglima, sophomore technology education major, was elected vice president of equity and diversity for the Student Government Association (SGA) last ...
Read More »The College rose through the ranks to be named 19th for in-state students in Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine's top 100 best values among public ...
Read More »At Wednesday's Dining Services Committee meeting, students questioned Sodexho representatives about broken dishwashers, poor food selection and issues ...
Read More »This Wednesday, the Student Finance Board (SFB) passed a motion 13-0-1 to give the Protestant Bible Fellowship the $98.90 it requested to buy an additional ...
Read More »Language professor judges literature contest Teresa San Pedro, associate professor of Spanish, served as a judge for the essay category of the Ricardo ...
Read More »With 31 murders, 2005 was the deadliest year in Trenton's history, up from 18 in 2004. The rising murder rate appears to be part of a larger trend in ...
Read More »Costs on the Student Apartment complex debacle continued to rise, as the Board of Trustees voted to give Schenk, Price, Smith & King, the Morristown-based ...
Read More »SGA VP of Equity and Diversity Resigns Joanna Holguin, SGA vice president of Equity and Diversity, resigned from her position over winter break, due ...
Read More »An agreement with a Japanese university has made it a lot easier for the College's students to experience life in the Far East. Beginning in the fall, ...
Read More »Rev. Darrell L. Armstrong's impassioned sermon on Martin Luther King Jr. Day spoke not only of equality among people, the value most strongly tied with ...
Read More »Kappa Delta Pi, the international honor society of education, presented the College's chapter of the organization, Gamma Zeta, with its prestigious Ace ...
Read More »Earlier this semester, students participating in the Global Student Teacher program were informed that they would lose housing upon their return to the ...
Read More »Pro-life activist Patricia Staley spoke about the dangers and moral problems of abortion at the College Nov. 20. Staley represented the Mercer County ...
Read More »For the second year in a row, the Women in Learning and Leadership (W.I.L.L.) program at the College received a grant of $20,000 from the Bunbury Company, ...
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