WTSR hosted its annual Battle of the Bands Friday in the Travers and Wolfe lounge, awarding the band Honah Lee the first-place prize of free recording time at R&M Music Studios in Langhorne, Pa. The event introduced a myriad of musical genres, kick-starting the night with the sounds of Seven Second Delay. […]
It would seem College students continue to actively buck their apathetic label.
In the fallout of Mike Tracey’s arrest, hundreds of students, alumni, professors and outside supporters have rushed to his defense. Tracey, the vice president of the College Democrats and junior political science major, was arrested at Ann Coulter’s Feb. […]
Game of the Week: Swimming
Both the men’s and women’s swimming teams will be competing in the Metropolitan Conference Championships (METS) this weekend. The meets begin on Friday as both teams will try to perform as well in the championships as they have all season. […]
It’s a rematch of Week One’s epic battle as last week’s dominant force, Pat Lavery, has whipped up a fresh bowl of questions for our contestants. Staff writers Mike O’ Donnell and Brandon Lee will go to war against sports assistant Garrett Rasko-Martinis for Week-Five prowess. […]
The track and field team competed at the Rider/Lafayette Invitational at the famous 168th Street Armory in New York City on Friday and the Valentine’s Invitational at Boston University Sunday. They once again shined at both meets, adding even more qualifying marks for the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC). […]
The Lions’ basketball team is still rolling with two very impressive victories this week, against both Rutgers University-Camden and Rowan University. The Lions knew the importance of this week with Kean University with the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Tournament looming ahead. […]
Remember last March, when Green Bay Packer icon Brett Favre said he was mentally tired and was done with pro football? His emotional face was seen across television stations and newspaper front pages. Many saw this coming, and all the coverage Favre received was his last hoorah as he rode off into the sunset as arguably the most prolific quarterback in NFL history. […]
They could have done things the easy way or the hard way.
But after the men’s basketball team dropped an 83-77 decision to the previously winless Rutgers-Camden Scarlet Raptors, the Lions found themselves in a must-win situation Saturday at home against fellow playoff contender Rowan University. […]
He knows everyone. Every name that I could possibly throw at him. High school wrestlers with whom I graduated, some I had known, some I had not. Coaches I had interviewed before. Coaches I had not even spoken to but knew were associated with my high school wrestling program. […]
Over the past few weeks, in an attempt to appear relevant, House Republicans banded together to vote down President Barack Obama’s stimulus package. After four straight years of heavy losses, however, the move became nothing more than a symbol of the GOP’s imminent collapse. […]
Although the economy dominates our political dialogue, now is as good a time as ever to step back and evaluate which issues the new administration should be addressing in the coming months. From health care to energy reform, Afghanistan to Gaza, President Barack Obama has assumed office at a time of unprecedented complexity and is tasked with finding solutions to problems that have no clear antidotes. […]
The Signal recaps Ann Coulter’s visit to The College of New Jersey, including her lecture and the protests that took place both before and during the event. […]
Nagesh Rao, assistant professor of English, gave a lecture titled “From Palestine to Afghanistan: The Shape of Things to Come” on Feb. 11.
The lecture discussed the current issues in both countries and U.S. involvement with each.
The primary focal point, however, was on the long-lasting conflict between Palestine and the state of Israel. […]
Campus Police received a call from a security officer requesting assistance on report of suspicious individuals in the construction area of the Art and Interactive Multimedia Building at 2:10 a.m. on Feb. 11.
The security officer informed the responding officer that he had seen the silhouettes of two males on the top area of the construction site. […]
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