The letter states that any programs included in hiring, scholarships, administrative support or “all other aspects of student, academic and campus life” that incorporate race in any way must be eliminated.
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As a public higher education institution, the College may feel impacts from some of these executive orders if fully enforced. Morell said there is “a lot of uncertainty” about which executive orders could affect the College’s policies and procedures.
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College student media, while it can’t provide monetary funds, can offer the easiest avenue to successfully decide what to do with what we have.
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Many academic schools are utilizing waitlists to help students with course registration.
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LIUNA workers carried flyers stating, “Ask TCNJ and Shade Environmental to do the right thing and hire locally.”
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The 2024 election was many college students’ first time voting for the president, and was a crucial turning point in their adult lives. The Signal asked various students at the College to share their feelings in one word, and then elaborate on why.
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The Signal urges the Senate to pass The PRESS Act as soon as possible before its term ends in January.
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The College’s interim chief financial officer, Richard Schweigert, received a $101,900 salary increase this year, bringing his annual salary to $393,900, according to documents obtained through a public records request.
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Nearly a year after Residential Education and Housing postponed its plan to implement a requirement that all first-year students live on-campus, with a handful of exemptions, the College announced earlier this month that it has reversed course and will once again implement this requirement beginning in fall 2025.
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I am truly pleased that there are so many opportunities for my fellow engineering, finance and nursing students, and I hope that any who attended the Career Fair were able to walk away with a sense of fulfillment. However, I know there are plenty of opportunities for students like me in the artistic, creative fields, too — we just didn’t see them in the Brower Student Center on Sept. 25.
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