By Cristina CollinsCorrespondent It’s THE College of New Jersey. While not the largest and most known college in New Jersey, the College is a more accurate ...
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By Ally UhlendorfOpinions EditorOn Feb. 27, at approximately 10:15 a.m., I woke up to over 200 texts from my friends about housing selection for next ...
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By Corinne Coakley CorrespondentOn Feb. 1, the first day of Black History Month, the College Board released its revised AP African American studies course.The ...
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Social media acts as a platform to spread awareness about mental health issues, but at what point does it cross the line into erasing the true severity behind them?
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Controversy sparked when artists Sam Smith and Kim Petras took the 65th Grammy stage by storm in "devilish" attire.
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Separating the art from the artist has been a popular debate for decades, and with the idea of “cancel culture,” it has become an even hotter topic.
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With the increase in online dating use, people are now holding the possibility of true love right in their pockets.
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As of 2022, Shein has over 74.7 million users worldwide feeding into the pandemic of the fast-fashion industry.
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Actor Alec Baldwin, 64, was wrongfully prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter in regards to the tragic 'Rust' incident.
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There have always been debates about the ethics of the true crime genre, such as whether it is appropriate to talk about certain cases. Since the release of “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” on Netflix, this discussion has become much more widespread.
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Democracy, by nature, has been and always will be fragile, seemingly ready to break at any moment. The same foundation of democracy that results in its fragility is what makes this system the fairest and most just form of government. What I’m talking about is freedom. The freedom to be who you want to be, to achieve the things you set your mind to, and to have control over your own life and the legislation that affects your life.
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Scandal rocked the academic world when organic chemistry professor Maitland Jones Jr. was fired from his position at New York University. The decision came after a group of students failing the course petitioned for his dismissal.
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Taylor Swift released her 10th studio album “Midnights” on Oct. 21, along with a music video to accompany the third track “Anti-Hero.” The video received over 42 million views, reaching the no. 2 spot on Youtube’s “Trending” under the music category. Some viewers have expressed their discontent with one particular scene in which Swift steps onto a scale and it reads “FAT.”
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Looking back to the public’s opinions of Donald Trump as he vied for the Republican candidacy in 2015 can often feel like a cruel joke. His outlandishness as a political figure made statisticians and pundits write off growing support as a passing phase. But his brazen personality ended up being a boon to his polling numbers. How could we not predict the groundswell of support his meretricious delusions of grandeur would drum up?
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Her name was Mahsa Amini. She was a 22-year-old Iranian woman from northwest Iran who was arrested by the nation’s so-called “morality police” for improperly wearing her hijab.
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Disney released the trailer for the new highly anticipated live-action movie “The Little Mermaid” on Sept. 9. Scheduled to be released in May of 2023, the film will star Halle Bailey as Ariel. The trailer created waves of controversy immediately following its release, with many people upset over the fact that Halle Bailey is a Black woman, despite Ariel originally being drawn as white in the original movie.
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Campus Town is a very popular spot to hang out for students at the College. However, this year it just got a lot more interesting thanks to an addition to the College’s meal plan: Campus Town Dollars.
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If I were to ask you to name a nation where a change in government could have international implications, you may--perhaps rightly--name the United States, Russia, China or any other country that has a prominent standing on the world stage. But what if I told you the same can be said for Sweden? Yes, Sweden. Here is how the Scandinavian nation of 10.4 million people could have widespread effects on European climate policy.
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The Supreme Court voted five to four to overturn Roe v. Wade on June 24, triggering an automatic abortion ban in almost half of the United States. The landmark case set a precedent that for nearly fifty years guaranteed American patients’ right to privacy in healthcare and the ability to choose to have an abortion.
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Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk has recently expressed an interest in buying all available shares of Twitter in a massive takeover bid that has the media buzzing with the back and forth of this negotiation.
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