Scattered around campus, you can find painted river rocks crafted with joyous messages and colorful designs. These pieces of hope are placed by one of the College’s very own staff members looking to spread an important message.
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She’s documenting New Jersey’s coolest, trendiest things to do — and she’s doing it through her Instagram and TikTok pages. Mackenzie Malpass, who graduated from the College in the spring of 2023, is the creator of the popular social media account @TheJerseyyGirlGuide, with a growing platform of over 14,000 followers.
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Interim President Bernstein’s total expenses for his term up to April 25, when The Signal received the most recent information, are $14,438.07.
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It’s time for me to say goodbye to the organization I have loved so dearly for the past three years. While I can accept it’s time for me to move on, this is one of my hardest farewells.
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The Board of Trustees is exploring the permanent appointment of Interim President Michael Bernstein, according to an email sent to the campus community on Monday from Board Chair Rebecca Ostrov, and it plans to meet in early June to make a final decision on an appointment.
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Former Impractical Joker Joe Gatto came to campus on March 26 to deliver a hilariously relatable comedy show, along with opener and comedian Chris Johnston.
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Part of Interim President Michael Bernstein’s LIONS plan suggests reducing adjunct faculty to cut back on the College’s spending. Bernstein has appointed a committee of faculty to examine staff responsibilities and find ways to reduce costs between $4.5 million and $5 million within the overall faculty budget.
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Queer icon and public figure Alok came to campus on March 4 for their show “Beyond the Gender Binary with ALOK,” where they gave a hilariously insightful performance about being a non-binary person in America.
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When Interim President Michael Bernstein sent out a campus-wide email on listing his vision for ensuring the College’s future success, the reaction on campus was a mix of cautious optimism and outright worry. In an interview with The Signal, Bernstein emphasized that most of what he outlined in the email are ideas that should be further examined—not concrete actions that will take effect immediately.
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A student teacher’s experience is influenced by their placement and the support given to them by the school district.
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