Business, engineering and medical students have an unfair advantage of direct options at their fingertips, whereas students in creative fields must network and research unconventional opportunities, as their roles may not be as clearly represented.
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Hate has no place in our community, and we must all do our part to continually call it out in ways that do not spur further negativity.
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If the College declines to enforce components of the Student Conduct & Expectations, what’s the point in even having it?
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It's been a little over a week since the horrific shooting that took the lives of innocent students and faculty at Virginia Tech. Media outlets have been ...
Read More »As reports of the death toll from the shooting at Virginia Tech University steadily rose on Monday, the immensity of the situation became more and more ...
Read More »On Thursday, the Student Government Association (SGA) hosted a forum on the state budget and higher education. SGA members prepared a PowerPoint presentation ...
Read More »It was encouraging to learn that Gov. Jon S. Corzine's proposed budget for fiscal year 2008 included a $49.3 million boost for higher education, including ...
Read More »Seal is plagued by administrative failures It was disappointing and downright alarming to hear that due to a deficit of thousands of dollars, the 2007 ...
Read More »On Sunday, students returned to campus to notice that things had changed since they left. Dining Services proudly proclaims in its brochure, "We've ...
Read More »Many students were surprised to receive an e-mail on behalf of the New Jersey State Police about details related to the disappearance of John Fiocco Jr. ...
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