By Camille Furst, Len La Rocca and Lara BeckerEditor-in-Chief and Managing Editors Fifty-one students have tested positive for Covid-19 with all but ...
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By Olivia BowmanNews Editor A document titled “Commitment to Anti-Racism at TCNJ” has been circulating throughout the College’s faculty, alumni ...
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By Camille Furst and Len La RoccaEditor-in-Chief and Managing Editor The College has confirmed nine positive cases of Covid-19 among students living ...
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By Esther MoralesReviews Editor Much like the switch to fully remote learning, the College’s annual Welcome Week for the incoming Class of 2024 and ...
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By Julia DugganStaff Writer The College will begin offering a new interdisciplinary Broadcast and Multimedia Journalism minor for the fall semester. ...
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By Len La RoccaManaging Editor While students packed their bags on March 11, the Friday before spring break, College officials imagined a return to ...
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In an interview with The Signal, President Foster opened up about plans for the fall, diversity initiatives at the College and her reaction to the anonymous ...
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By Camille FurstEditor-in-Chief Candice Buno-Sot is still fighting for justice for her son. On Dec. 2, 2018, Michael T. Sot, a student at the College ...
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By Lara BeckerManaging Editor After months of back-and-forth movement on decisions regarding the fall semester, a definitive announcement came on ...
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By Madison PenaNews Editor New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Wednesday, Aug. 12, that New Jersey colleges and universities can reopen for in-person ...
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By Jesse StillerNation & World Editor In response to the protests since the death of George Floyd, local, state and national governments have started ...
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By Camille FurstEditor-in-Chief The College has changed its initial plans and will now host all classes remotely for the fall 2020 semester, President ...
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By Jesse StillerNation & World Editor Clashes between federal officials and protesters fighting against police brutality began in Portland, Oregon, ...
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By Lara BeckerManaging Editor As students at the College continue to get involved in social activism, many can agree that there is one common denominator ...
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By Madison Pena and Emmy LiedermanNews Editor and Former Editor-in-Chief Students at the College are tired of remaining silent — they are turning to ...
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By Lara BeckerManaging Editor Although she completed her on-campus housing forms in February, Lauren Petite has no idea where she’ll be living in August. Petite, ...
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By Olivia BowmanNews Editor The federal government announced on July 6 a new mandate for temporary international students, where nonimmigrant students ...
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By Camille FurstEditor-in-Chief No evidence currently exists that the Green family, who lived on what is now campus property, owned slaves. Rather, evidence ...
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By Madison PenaNews Editor The College’s American Federation of Teachers (AFT) union members wrote a letter to President Kathryn Foster, highlighting ...
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By Esther MoralesReviews Editor In her most recent community-missive, released on Tuesday, July 2, College President Kathryn Foster outlined the awaited ...
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