It’s that time of year again — the weather is getting chilly, the leaves are turning and people are worrying about getting the flu. But according to Janice Vermeychuk, director of Student Health Services, students […]
The Lions were unstoppable for yet another week — dominating the both sides of the field stopping every obstacle in their way. The College shut out NJAC rival Rutgers University-Camden 6-0. On Saturday, the ladies […]
Donovan McNabb had been in the locker room, ran through the tunnel and patrolled the sidelines many times before at Lincoln Financial Field, but it was usually in a Philadelphia Eagles jersey. Sunday was so […]
After a week of dreary, rainy days, the skies finally cleared up and members of the College community came together for a day filled with burgers, beer and tradition. On Saturday Oct. 2, the annual […]
A significant decrease in crimes on campus occurred from 2008 to 2009, according to the recently released 2009 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report which was made available to the public Oct. 1. According to […]
By Ryan Rousseau Correspondent Senior arts and communication studies majors were featured in the “Movement in Paraphrase” exhibition held in the Arts and Interactive Multimedia building on Sept. 29. All artists incorporated the event’s theme […]
Editor-in-Chief Bobby Olivier gets creative as “The Ref” in Week Six of Around the Dorm. Correspondents Kevin Lee and Josh Steele, and Managing Editor Caroline Russomanno act as the players and are challenged to answer […]
By Daniel Weinshenker Correspondent Every year thousands of Americans travel to the Central American country Nicaragua, to volunteer and try to relieve some of the economic and political turmoil that consumes the country. On Tuesday […]
By Feridina Bisha Correspondent The Student Government Association (SGA) officially welcomed the Russian Club and the BlackOut Step Team to the College. Both clubs were approved by a unanimous vote. The BlackOut Step Team is […]
By Shannon McCray Darko Alumna, Class of 2006 My heart feels like it’s been ripped out—literally. I’ve just finished reading the umpteenth article on the recent apparent suicide death of Tyler Clementi, the Rutgers University […]
By Alyssa Mease Foreign Correspondent Despite my misgivings about Amsterdam and its sordid reputation, I hopped on a bus last weekend and headed on my way to the city of pot and prostitutes. First of […]
A field hockey cage is normally seven feet high and 12 feet wide, but those dimensions didn’t seem to apply to the Lions when they faced off against Richard Stockton College. The cage seemed to […]
Heading into Saturday’s game against SUNY Cortland, the College knew this contest would be one of the more difficult homecoming tests in recent memory. The Red Dragons were chosen in preseason to win the New […]
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