It’s easy. Endless movies, music and television shows downloaded in minutes to your computer, free of charge. Problem? It’s illegal, and the College is taking action. In an e-mail to the campus community, Nadine Stern, […]
There was once a prophecy made by an aging old oracle about a young, dashingly handsome, incredibly intelligent and all around-amazing journalist who would join the ranks of The Signal and lead it to never-before-seen […]
In this semester’s AtD championship, previous champion, Correspondent Drew Conn, will act as “The Ref.” Sports Editor Garrett Rasko-Martinis, Staff Writer Chris Rotolo and Correspondent Jason Cantor will discuss whether they think LeBron James will […]
A Vera Bradley wristlet was stolen between 10:15 and 11 a.m. on Sunday April 18 from a cubby in the Physical Enhancement Center in Packer Hall, campus police said. … Spray paint was found in […]
The College’s Board of Trustees discussed Governor Chris Christie’s plans to instate a 4 percent cap on tuition increases at state colleges during its annual public tuition hearing last week. A 4 percent increase would […]
The College’s women’s lacrosse team continued to build on their already impressive résumé with wins in their last two home games of the season over the No. 4 ranked Franklin and Marshall College and Kean […]
By Calogero Nocera Correspondent Green Hall’s roof and storm windows will be replaced over the summer, along with the painting of the clock tower, according to Matthew Golden, executive director of public relations and communications […]
State funding for databases at public libraries will be discontinued as of June 30, based on Governor Chris Christie’s budget proposal for the fiscal year of 2011. Gov. Christie’s proposed budget for the 2011 fiscal […]
By Zina Williams Correspondent Two years ago, after the birth of his two children – who were born 16 weeks premature – Peter DePasquale, professor of computer science, became interested in medical technology. In the […]
By Theresa Genthe Correspondent Union-busting, wasteful school spending and Governor Chris Christie’s policies were just a few of the topics that were addressed during the “Teach-In, Fighting Back: Organizing Against Budget Cuts In New Jersey” […]
By Steve Hofstetter, Ryan Murphy and Chris Strait The 2010 NFL Draft is finally over. The three-day process lasted longer than the careers of some of the players selected. Subway created a life-size bust of […]
Thirty track and field programs competed this weekend on Saturday April 24 at the Lions Track Complex during the Lions Invitational, none of which were able to outshine the host. “We had a great meet,” […]
Billy Plastine, Student Government Association (SGA) executive president, vetoed a majority vote by the SGA general body to strike down a resolution supporting a proposed $45 increase to the Student Activity Fee (SAF) during their […]
The Garden State Film Festival shows over 100 films annually and has over 30 award categories. This year, Jenna Bush, junior communication studies major, received the award for “Home Grown Student Documentary Short” for her […]
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