Though the April 24 meeting of the Board of Trustees was announced as the annual tuition hearing, students won't know how much tuition and fees will be ...
Read More »The Committee on Academic Policies (CAP) released a new final exam policy for the College. The new policy requires that finals be given during finals ...
Read More »Eileen McGinnis, senior vice president at Whitman Strategy Group and adjunct professor of political science, spoke Thursday as part of the political science ...
Read More »Jeff McMahan, professor of philosophy at Rutgers University, delivered his talk "War, Terrorism, and the War on Terror" to a mix of faculty and students ...
Read More »Thirteen College Republicans attended the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Washington, D.C. from March 1-3. The conference, considered ...
Read More »The College has issued a safety warning regarding Wal-Mart's No Boundaries 5-Light Multicolored Floor Lamp and other lamps with a similar plastic shade ...
Read More »The College now has a new construction eyesore on its hands, a long trench running along the rear of Green Hall near Brower Student Center. Surrounded ...
Read More »Republican State Assembly candidate Jay Weber visited the College Republicans on Nov. 29 to talk about corruption in New Jersey, how to reduce it and ...
Read More »Faculty, staff, and administrators met Nov. 15 for the second of two open public forums hosted by Beth Paul, interim provost, to discuss the Spellings ...
Read More »Guster might have radio standards such as "Amsterdam," but did you know the band prefers red wine, soy milk and Odwalla juice drink? All bands have a ...
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