By Kelly Lisanti Professional trumpeter and conductor, Bruce McKinney, welcomed Thursday’s Brown Bag crowd with a cacophony of sound in the Ernest and Mildred E. Mayo concert hall on Oct. 21. “I can’t imagine what I’d […]
With accusations and denials of discrimination on the table, the next step for the College may be the civil courthouse. Three black Campus Police officers filed a complaint with the College against three of their […]
By Keesean Moore Anna Wintour, editor-in-chief of American Vogue, has repeatedly criticized European magazine editors and retail buyers for their lack of support for emerging design voices and local young talent. And rightfully so — […]
To thank all of the great contributors in this week’s edition of The Weekly Prophet, Signal editors decided to share their own Harry Potter memories and feelings about the upcoming film, “Harry Potter and the […]
Love was in the air at the Rathskeller on Friday, Nov. 12 as the Mixed Signals, the College’s improvisational comedy troupe, performed a mock wedding ceremony to remember at the College Union Board-sponsored event. Guests […]
By Cameron Dering Correspondent Douglas Storey, associate director for the Center of Communication Studies at Johns Hopkins’ Bloomberg School of Public Health, paid the College a visit last Thursday, Nov. 11, to share a presentation […]
By Lauren Piccarelli Correspondent Public art has been a point of contention at the College. This was the topic of discussion at the public art panel discussion in the Mildred and Ernest E. Mayo Concert […]
A year ago she was just a lacrosse player and had no intentions of ever suiting up for the College’s field hockey team. Many wins later, sophomore forward Kathleen Notos isn’t just a lacrosse player […]
In Week 11, first-time “Ref” Brandon Gould asks Editor-in-Chief Bobby Olivier, Correspondent Ken Mauss and Correspondent Joshua Fidler whether Auburn quarterback Cam Newton will still get a vote for the Heisman Trophy, where Cliff Lee […]
After four consecutive wins against New Jersey Athletic Conference foes, the College had a chance to play spoiler against rival Rowan University on Saturday at Lions’ Stadium. The Profs, now 9-1, proved to be too […]
Wendy Ruderman and Barbara Laker have keen intuitions, contact information for Philadelphia police officers and drug pushers alike and, between them, a Pulitzer Prize. But the two Philadelphia Daily News journalists can’t seem to find […]
By Kofi Poku Correspondent Eight students from Camden, N.J. were invited to the College to speak in the Spiritual Center about their experiences living in one of America’s most dangerous cities this past Wednesday. The […]
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