By Meghan Coppinger Correspondent Graduates of the Women’s and Gender Studies (WGS) Department at the College were invited back to their alma mater ...
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By Sydney Shaw News Editor Analyzing the intersection between race and policing in America has become a more prominent conversation on the heels of the ...
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By Colleen Murphy News Editor On Tuesday, March 17, at 1:30 p.m., Campus Police observed a male trying to get into his Chevy Impala by using an un-wrapped, ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio Production Manager Students at the College were able to discuss their worries about studying abroad with students who are currently ...
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By Alyssa Sanford Staff Writer Members of the College’s Strategic Planning and Resource Committee (SPARC) met with Student Government to evaluate the ...
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By Jackie Delaney Staff Writer PRISM’s “Bell’s Roar” and “Queer Culture Day” were fully funded by the Student Finance Board at their weekly ...
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By Sara Torres Correspondent Circle K stole the show at the 51st Annual District Convention Awards Ceremony, taking home awards for Distinguished Editor, ...
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By Jackie Delaney Staff Writer Musical and dance performances, such as Ratfest ’15 and Synergy’s Spring Spectacular, were funded by the Student Finance ...
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By Elena Tafone Correspondent Leaders and residents of the Ewing Township community, along with students from the College, met in the Education Building ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken News Assistant Christine Bader, author of “The Evolution of a Corporate Idealist: When Girl Meets Oil,” was convinced “business ...
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By Chelsea LoCascio Production Manager SaySo, an amalgam of Facebook, LinkedIn and Craigslist, is the potential new go-to app for college students. The ...
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By Alyssa Sanford Staff Writer Upcoming changes to the College’s Liberal Learning program prompted Student Government to invite Christopher “Kit” ...
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By Mark Marsella Correspondent As part of its Exploring Economic Justice series, the College invited Kurt Rotthoff, an economist and professor of economics ...
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By Jackie Delaney Staff Writer Possible speakers for this year’s Spring Lecture and a trip to Washington, D.C., to see cherry blossoms bloom were discussed ...
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By Meghan Coppinger Correspondent The College’s Exploring Economic Justice series invited Jagdish Bhagwati, a prominent economist and professor of ...
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By Gabrielle Beacken News Assistant Artificial Intelligence (AI), superb at social engineering and manipulation, will eventually become more charming ...
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By Alyssa Sanford Staff Writer Student Government voted to recognize the Council of Student Teachers of Mathematics (CSTM), discussed changes to grading ...
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By Sydney Shaw News Editor In a collaborative oral proficiency hour between international and communication studies students, a game of “human bingo” ...
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By Michael Battista Sports Assistant A few weeks back, I wrote a piece about the boxing match between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao possibly becoming ...
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By Leigh Cesanek Correspondent Kevin Kruger, president of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), spoke about the major ...
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