Indoor Agriculture Labs held an open house on April 2 to show off the current and potential growth of the partnership between the College’s Schools of Science and Engineering with GeoGreens.
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Two Ewing Council members will be stationed at Dunkin Donuts locations to share coffee and conversations with Ewing residents during New Jersey’s Local Government Week.
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New Jersey 50501 organized the protest in Trenton and spoke out against “the deliberate weakening” of programs that support Americans, according to a press release.
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The Tesla Takedown’s Global Day of Action had protest locations across the United States and spots in Canada, the Netherlands, England, Sweden and Finland.
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Two representatives from the New Jersey Environmental Justice Alliance gave a presentation on March 12 at the College about environmental injustice and how affected communities and others are fighting against it.
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Representatives from the College’s Office of Emergency Preparedness and Emergency Medical Services informed and demonstrated emergency situations to the room before the Student Government general body discussed bills and resolutions on March 5.
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Among the furry animals that travel across the College’s campus, no one visits the grounds more than the local deer. Seemly harmless, and a fun sight for students, these creatures have been a terror to the local ecosystem.
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Interim Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Suzanne McCotter visited Student Government to talk about her current responsibilities and the improvements underway in Academic Affairs at the College on Feb. 26.
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Inclusive Excellence presented to Student Government before the organization discussed and passed new bills and started preparations for the upcoming election at the general body meeting on Feb. 19.
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Student Government Executive President Jared Williams and Executive Vice President Trish Le suit up every day before stepping on their home court, the College. They don’t worry about flaunting last names on their backs, but instead repping their SG gear. They want their initiatives to last longer on campus than their titles. For them, scoring points means advocating for students, making positive changes and starting legacies at the College.
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