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By Diana Bubser Opinions Editor and Matt Huston Nation & World Editor Union leadership at the College disagrees with administrators who say that union members are getting equal...

SGA member requests Signal correction When people tell me they have been misquoted by The Signal, I have always argued on behalf of the reporter...

Balls. Balls. Balls. That’s all anyone seems to be talking about for the past week and a half, with mixed opinions. The Signal staff is torn...

SAF money shouldn’t fund Tucker Max For those of you who may not have read The Signal blurb about the Student Finance Board (SFB) last...

Despite all of the media coverage about the youth vote in last year’s Presidential election, college students and young people in general have not...

On Sunday, Oct. 11 more than 65 College students traveled down to our nation’s capital in order to participate in the National Equality March. This...

Signal layout needs revamping I’ve read The Signal cover-to-cover every week since freshman year, and as a senior I believe I have a well-rounded view...

This week's letters to the editor

Lack of campus parking inconveniences commuter When I first read the article and editorial about campus parking in the Sept. 9 issue of The Signal,...

With a split of their doubleheader against No. 16 Rowan University, the College locked up the No. 3 seed and a home game at Lions' Park in the 2009 New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) tournament. The Lions will host that game against the No. 4 seeded Roadrunners of Ramapo College at 4 p.

Despite being a younger team, the steadily improving Lions are beginning to find their stroke. Following back-to-back doubleheaders, the Lions are now 20-14 overall, with a 9-5 conference record. After sweeping the Raptors of Rutgers University-Camden in two straight games, the team earned its 20th victory of the year by splitting a doubleheader with Ramapo College.

The Lions served up some good home cooking this week, as the team swept two straight series at Lions' Park. The College took two from Haverford College, ending their five-game winning streak Thursday afternoon, before sweeping Rutgers University-Newark on Sunday.

After a shaky start to the season, two stellar pitching performances by freshman Lauren Fitzsimmons appear to be turning things around. Fitzsimmons led the College in their effort to end Montclair State University's (MSU) 27-game conference win streak with a 3-0 victory in the second contest of the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) doubleheader.

Unfortunately for Cinderella, the clock struck midnight just a little too soon. In vying for their first national title in program history, the underdog Lions were defeated by the Bruins of George Fox University 67-52 in the NCAA Division III Tournament semifinals at DeVos Field House at Hope College in Holland, Mich.