The Signal asks… Who should speak at the College for graduation?
See what students on the street have to say. […]
April 2016
Make major-shaming a thing of the past
Students in every major encounter challenging classes, stressful workloads and difficult exams. […]
Campus takes back the night
When asked if you or someone you know has experienced sexual assault or harassment, the answer is likely yes. […]
Georgetown seeks to make amends for past
Last fall, a large protest erupted at the university’s heart after the reopening of its student residence buildings, Mulledy and McSherry halls. […]
College competes in Campus MovieFest
Journalism and interactive multimedia (IMM) double major Sorraya Brashear-Evans spent the night of Sunday, April 10, glued to a computer. She slept not a wink — her deadline was on the horizon. […]
Organizations receive recognition from SG members
The TCNJ Ski and Snowboard Club and the TCNJ Political Union both earned Student Government (SG) recognition at the Wednesday, April 20, general body meeting, amid votes and debates about bills.
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Month of April raises awareness for autism
By Daniel Kleinbard Correspondent In honor of Autism Awareness Month, organizations from the College worked together in an effort to spread awareness for autism and raise funds that would aid those with the condition. Alpha […]
Concrete block causes contractor to call campus cops
By Chelsea LoCascio News Editor • Campus Police responded to a report of underage drinking in Lot 14 at 10 p.m. on Saturday, April 16. Upon arrival, police met with a security officer who stated […]
Corn-masa gains a vitamin to benefit babies
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) decided to permit folic acid in corn-masa flour. […]
Coral reefs face the damages of coral bleaching
Coral reefs are in danger because of climate change, especially the recent El Niño effect and overfishing in these sea environments. […]
Fireworks spark huge temple fire in India
An explosion and wildfire caused from a botched fireworks display killed 113 people and injured over 500 at a Hindu temple in the southern Indian state of Kerala. […]
Kobe Bryant ends career another legendary Laker
Bryant may have played his final game last Wednesday, April 13, but for the previous two decades, he left behind a legacy, competing at an unmatched level during his time in the league. […]
Around The Dorm 4/20: Kobe Bryant, Professional Mini Golf and Speed Stacking
In this week’s edition of Around the Dorm, the “Ref,” Chelsea LoCascio, asks our panel of experts three questions as they play for a championship spot in our Wednesday, May 4, issue: Is Kobe Bryant a first ballot hall of famer? Who will win the U.S. ProMiniGolf Association’s (USPMGA) U.S. Open and can an American to win the World Sport Stacking Association (WSSA) in 2017? […]
Graduate continues to shine with Lions
By Julie Kayzerman Former Editor-in-Chief Eight seasons. That was the goal graduate student Erin Waller set for herself when she decided to play field hockey and lacrosse at the College — she wanted to play […]