As the end of the year approaches, we can begin to reflect on 2016. As a culture, we followed the highly contested presidential election, saw an outpouring of memes and paid close attention to the whereabouts of Taylor Swift. […]
As the end of the semester approaches, students are struggling to find time to do just about anything, let alone time to find a cute outfit. […]
Every week, Production Manager Alyssa Gautieri hits the archives and finds old Signals that relate to current College topics and top stories. […]
There was a casualty after 10 people were shot in New Orleans on Sunday, Nov. 27. […]
Cuban revolutionary and dictator Fidel Castro passed away on Friday, Nov. 25, at the age of 90. […]
At least 11 people were injured on the morning of Monday, Nov. 28, at Ohio State University after a student ran over pedestrians with a car and then stabbed passersby with a butcher knife. […]
On Thursday, Nov. 19, Mitchell took a break from his packed schedule to perform a free comedy show for students at the College. […]
The women’s basketball team fell 81-76 last Tuesday, Nov. 22, in a close match against Rutgers University-Camden, who are currently tied for first in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC). The game was the opening conference match-up for both schools. […]
In this week’s edition of Around the Dorm, “Ref” David Weinberg asks our panel of three experts — Matt Ajaj, EJ Paras and Marc Trotochaud — three questions: Do you believe the Warriors should embrace their “super villain” role? Which team has the best chance to win the Super Bowl? Where will Yoenis Céspedes and Aroldis Chapman end up this offseason? […]
America had a chance to relax with family, eat a ton of food and watch three NFL games all on Thursday, Nov. 24. The games were great — even though the Dallas Cowboys won — which got me thinking about every major sport and their connection to a holiday.
The NFL has Thanksgiving, the NBA has Christmas Day, college football — especially the Rose Bowl — usually has New Year’s if it isn’t a Sunday, the NHL is trying to carve a place into New Year’s Day as well with it’s Winter Classic game — once again so long as it isn’t on a Sunday and MLB has Independence Day. […]
Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, was attacked by suicide bombs, which killed 30 people and left more than 70 people injured […]
The College’s swimming and diving teams had more to digest than turkey and stuffing over Thanksgiving break.
The Lions withstood a grueling dual meet against the New York University (NYU) Violets the previous Saturday, Nov. 19. While the women’s team were routed, 223-71, by the eighth-ranked Violets, the men’s team slipped past them in the final event of the meet for a 151-143 victory. […]
Four shootings of police officers took place on Nov. 20 in three different states. […]
The Lions were off to a good start after defeating the John Jay College Bloodhounds, 75-58, in their home opener on Tuesday, Nov. 15. The team followed with a 79-68 win against the State University of New York (SUNY) Geneseo Knights, before conceding a 68-74 loss to Pennsylvania State University-Harrisburg on Sunday, Nov. 20. […]
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