The Mercer County Superior Court dismissed allegations of race-based discrimination against the College and three white Campus Police officers on Feb. 1, according to lawyer Mark Pfeffer, who is representing the three black Campus Police […]
Groups of local workers gathered at the College’s entrance as early as 7 a.m. with signs hanging around their necks in a union protest on Friday, Feb. 18. The picket line, which received frequent honks […]
As I walked around Manhattan, celebrating a friend’s birthday this past weekend, I judged. From storefronts, I blindly guessed restaurants to be expensive or affordable. From banners and colored lights, I considered bars and clubs […]
It’s that time of year again. Bright-eyed, accepted children wander through our campus — whether willingly or dragged by their bargain-shopping parents — following a backward-walking navigator. They will decide if this is the place […]
While some museums are plastered with “do not touch” signs, or have personnel who will tell you to avoid getting too close to the exhibits, a different experience exists at the Liberty Science Center. Located […]
By Brendan McGrath Correspondent An intense combination of creativity and technical knowledge, along with the determination to become the best game designers around, brought many of the College’s students and alumni to Global Game Jam […]
Vaginas were given their moment in the spotlight at Women in Learning and Leadership’s ninth annual production of “The Vagina Monologues.” Shows were held on Friday, Feb. 18 and Saturday, Feb. 19 at the Mildred […]
The Trentones, one of the College’s a cappella groups, competed in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) regional quarterfinals on Saturday, Feb. 19, held on the Kendall Hall Main Stage. Though the group […]
By Alexandra Logg Correspondent Students bobbed their heads and tapped their feet to the sounds of The Narrative and A Great Big Pile of Leaves on Friday, Feb. 18 at the Rathskeller. The Narrative, comprised […]
By Devin Loring Correspondent Thursday’s Brown Bag Series in the Mildred and Ernest E. Mayo Concert Hall was an intimate affair, with a handful of people present to watch a documentary about a surplus of […]
In a must-win game, the College’s women’s basketball team prevailed against Rowan University to clinch a spot in the NJAC playoffs. The team had little time to bask in its victory, though, as they were […]
The College’s men’s basketball team dropped its final game of the season, 72-69 after giving up a 20-point first-half lead to Rowan University. “I just think that we weren’t able to match their energy in […]
I am a New York Knicks fan, but you wouldn’t know it. I outgrew the last of my blue and orange apparel many years ago and before this year, I had not given the team […]
On Saturday, Feb. 19 at approximately 1 p.m., a pine tree from behind 1918 Pennington Road fell across Metzger Drive, blocking traffic outside of the Phelps and Hausdoerffer apartments. Campus Police Services dispatch contacted College […]
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