Christie announces $2 million cut to the College
The College will experience the wrath of the state’s crippling financial condition in the form of a two million dollar cut in state aid this fiscal year — the College’s share of the governor’s $62 […]
February 2010
Cameras may be installed
The Student Government Association (SGA) heard a proposal regarding a plan to install surveillance equipment in classrooms, labs and parking garages at the College over the next several years at its general body meeting on […]
Vans attacked with water bottles
Between 11 and 12 filled water bottles were thrown onto parked College vans between 2:30 a.m. and 2:50 a.m. on Sunday Feb. 14 from the upper level of Wolfe Hall. Two summonses were issued, according […]
Around The Dorm
1. With Tracy McGrady’s name in multiple trade rumors, including with the New York Knicks, does it make sense for the Knicks to pick up the multi-time All-Star? If so, should they hang on to […]
Asher Roth loves the College
This year’s spring concert will feature Asher Roth and Girl Talk according to the College Union Board (CUB). The performance is scheduled for April 29 in the Recreation Center. Another artist will be determined. Joel […]
Career Day at the College
As students near graduation and summer, the search for post-college careers and summer jobs is imminent. From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Feb. 19, students walked around the Recreation Center talking to representatives from […]
Black History Month film examines racial prejudice
In celebration of Black History Month, the college’s Zeta Sigma chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority hosted a movie screening and panel discussion to explore the issue of racial bias in American drug raids. […]
Lions fail to clinch postseason berth; Ospreys blow past the College at home
By Matt Hammond Correspondent For a captain on any team, the hardest thing is to be stuck on the sidelines unable to help out their teammates. For senior guard and captain Karen Lassoni, it was […]
National Lampoon Sports Minute (or So)
By Steve Hofstetter, Keith Alberstadt, Ryan Murphy and Chris Strait Tiger Woods says he still loves his wife very much. And he wants his three iron back. The New York Knicks have cleared enough salary […]
Should College students be paying for internships?
Students are being cheated. As a journalism student, I understand and appreciate the value of internships. They are a great opportunity to make connections, and there is no better way to learn a trade than […]
Lions open spring season
The Lions brushed off the dust from fall play as the team traveled to Salisbury University in Maryland for a two-day tournament. The College started spring play with mixed results, as the team compiled a […]
College crowned champions – Swimmers dominate at METS
The College saw several school records fall this weekend as the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams swam their way to another Metropolitan (MET) Conference Championship. After being crowned as New Jersey Athletic Conference […]
Lions grab first in MET Championships – College sends four grapplers to Nationals
A long day of struggles and slams in the College’s Packer Hall paid off for the hosting Lions, who claimed victories in three weight classes, as well as a first-place team finish in the Metropolitan […]
Lion of the Week: Margaret Molloy
Women’s Swimming Junior Margaret Molloy brought her A-game this weekend as the College won its third consecutive Metropolitan Conference Championship. Molloy broke five school records as the Lions placed first ahead of The University of […]