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By Ian Krietzberg | Oct. 17, 2019By Ian KrietzbergStaff Writer Over its past three meetings, The Student Finance Board fully funded two organizations and partially funded two other ones. ...
Read More »By Ian KrietzbergStaff Writer Over its past three meetings, The Student Finance Board fully funded two organizations and partially funded two other ones. ...
Read More »By Camille FurstManaging Editor Every morning, Hallie Jackson stands before the White House, with the sun rising above the Washington Monument in the ...
Read More »By Isabel VegaNews Editor As part of the fall semester’s Diversity Education Series, the Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity and Inclusion held ...
Read More »By Jennifer SomersPhoto Editor Campus Police respond to report of intoxicated person On Sept. 21 at approximately 2:15 a.m., Campus Police was ...
Read More »By Ian KrietzbergStaff Writer White House lawyer Pat Cipollone expressed on Oct. 8 that President Donald Trump’s administration would not cooperate ...
Read More »By Victoria GiardinaColumnist For college students, it may be time consuming to get into a full skincare routine every morning and night. But making ...
Read More »By Caroline KingStaff Writer Student Government introduced four bills at its fourth meeting of the semester on Wednesday, Sept. 25 in the Education Building ...
Read More »By Sarah AdamoStaff Writer On Sept. 20, over 6,500 nurses from California, Arizona, Florida and Illinois led a strike against their hospitals, urging ...
Read More »By Ian KrietzbergStaff Writer After months of caution, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a formal impeachment inquiry towards President Donald ...
Read More »By Camille FurstManaging Editor She began by listing off their names. Jenny Lumet; Bobbie Phillips; Anthony Rapp; Katherine Brooks Harris; Lulu Garcia-Navarro; ...
Read More »By Sophie PoppCorrespondent The College hosted the Unite Recovery New Jersey Rally on Saturday, Sept. 28, outside Trenton Hall. The event harbored a ...
Read More »By Len La RoccaNews Editor Social media influencer Kelvin Peña, also known as Brother Nature, visited the College on Sept. 24 to discuss his origin as ...
Read More »By Garrett CecereEditor-in-Chief The College community received an advisory on Friday, Sept. 27, to boil water until further notice. Director of ...
Read More »By Len La RoccaNews Editor Carl Ruiz, celebrity chef and culinary spark to the founding of Traditions, died of a suspected heart attack on Saturday, Sept. ...
Read More »By Isabel VegaNews Editor Two alumni took the stage Mayo Concert Hall on Sept. 18 to address business majors with some honest career advice. The College’s ...
Read More »By Ian KrietzbergStaff Writer The Student Finance Board fully funded two organizations and partially funded two others at its meeting in the Brower Student ...
Read More »By Len La RoccaNews Editor Located in the Recreation Center, The Recovery and Wellness Suite had its grand opening on Sept. 18 in an effort to expand ...
Read More »By Garrett CecereEditor-in-Chief College President Kathryn Foster has signed a letter to Congress calling for bipartisan legislation in protecting those ...
Read More »By Victoria GiardinaColumnist College is a juggling act for students — in between the somewhat chaotic circus, people try to squeeze in time for ...
Read More »By Jennifer SomersPhoto Editor Student reports intoxicated female in Travers Hall On Sept. 15 at approximately 2:58 a.m., Campus Police was dispatched ...
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