Lions split in early season tournament
The Lions attempted to get their first win of the season at the Building Services Group Tip-Off Tournament hosted by Nazareth College in Rochester, New York. […]
November 2018
College responds to incident of racism
College president Kathryn A. Foster released an email emphasizing the need for inclusion and diversity on campus on Saturday, Nov. 17. […]
College teaches students resilience
During a recent job interview, the hiring manager asked me a question that I had never encountered before: “How have you changed the most over the past four years?” […]
Stigmonologues counter detrimental assumptions about mental health
The phrase “You are not alone” flashed across a projector screen behind the presenters, who spoke on Nov. 5 in the Education Building Room 212. […]
Eickhoff reflects on his tenure as College president
Former College President Harold Eickhoff’s name has long been part of the student body’s vocabulary — phrases like “Want to get Eick after class?” or “I live in Eickhoff Hall” are commonplace — yet many students are unaware of the scope of the impact he had on the College.
Recital brings classical pieces to Mayo stage
At 12:30 p.m. on Nov. 6 the Department of Music hosted its weekly Tuesday Afternoon Recital Series for students and faculty alike. […]
Queen rules rock and roll era
“Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Are the Champions,” “We Will Rock You,” “Another One Bites the Dust” — these are just a few songs that transform even the shyest of people into full blown stage performers. […]
Student soloists sing covers of fan favorites
Students had the opportunity to showcase their musical abilities through both covers and originals pieces. As the crowd grew larger, the soloists prepared for their performances by warming up their vocal cords or tuning their guitars, which made some audience members eager for the set to start. […]
Aoki ‘takes the cake’ during Fall Concert
Aoki makes remixes and original music with everyone across the musical spectrum –– he has worked with big name artists including The Chainsmokers, Kid Cudi, Daddy Yankee, Desiigner, Lincoln Park, Travis Barker and many more. […]
College hosts Lion’s Hour discussion on abortion
The Office of Student Diversity and Inclusion held a Lion’s Hour discussion titled, “Pro-life vs. Pro-Choice” in the Brower Student Center Room 225 on Thursday, Nov. 8. […]
Past experiences remain part of students’ identities
There comes a day when every athlete will clean their lockers one last time. […]
SG hears changes to policy on group study rooms
Student Government met with the Library Building and Safety Committee during its general body meeting on Nov. 7. The committee proposed new changes in regards to its library study rooms.
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Pro-life activist defends political position
In the aftermath of this year’s contentious midterm election, TCNJ Students for Life held a presentation titled “Lies Pro-Choice Politicians Tell” on Nov. 7 at the Kendall Hall Main Stage Theater. […]
Women’s rugby accomplishes undefeated season
The women’s rugby team may be a lesser known club sports organization on campus, but, through the success of an undefeated official season this fall, the 27 tough-as-nails women of the College’s rugby team are beginning to make waves in the collegiate club rugby community. […]