On Nov. 6, New Jersey residents will have the opportunity to vote on this referendum, which would invest $750 million in the state’s higher education system. It is estimated that $22-$26 million of that amount would be invested in the College. […]
I was delighted to recently find out that we have a frozen yogurt shop right here in Ewing. Located at 195 Scotch Rd., Yo~Licious Twist is only a short drive from campus and covers all of the same bases as Red Mango, 16 Handles, etc. […]
Beneath tents on Quimby’s Prairie, local organizations and businesses joined student volunteers for a day filled with food, live performances and more. Ewing residents and College students congregated on campus for the township’s annual Community Fest on Saturday, Oct. 6 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. […]
Starting on Sept. 25, AXP held their fifth Habitat for Humanity fundraiser, benefiting Habitat for Humanity’s Trenton branch. They broke their own record and earned $1,005 in proceeds. […]
Essentially a canine celebrity, students may be familiar with Dean Benjamin Rifkin’s dog Webster from his campus visits. Rifkin acted as a pup publicist, answering questions for The Signal on behalf of his four-legged friend. […]
Due to an estimated bed shortage, students are living in the Element by Westin and the Courtyard Marriott this school year. Residents share their reactions to the hotel experience. […]
When Chief Information Officer Jerome Waldron first came to campus in May, the task at the top of his to-do list was to work on the College’s wireless network. After attempts at jump-starting work on the wireless network several times over the past few years, the issue is finally being addressed. […]
It remains unknown what exactly happened to freshman John Fiocco Jr. when he disappeared from Wolfe Hall in 2006. After four years of litigation, the civil lawsuit filed by Fiocco’s family against the College and the state of N.J. reached a $425,000 settlement in March. The Signal decided to look back and recap what happened. […]
Stereotypes regarding what defines a feminist are commonplace and oftentimes inaccurate. Mistaking the assumed actions of extremists (i.e. bra-burning, man-hating, etc.) as fact causes the term to frequently be taken out of context. […]
Despite rumors swirling around campus that Hassan Emara — the lovable late-night pizza deliveryman — has quit, he confirmed himself that this is not exactly true. At least not for now. […]
The Signal takes a trip to Piccolo Trattoria to sample the pizza. […]
Frequent visitors of the College’s website may have done a double-take when looking at the home page anytime after Aug. 20, as it has been redesigned. […]
The summer finale of “Pretty Little Liars” was too much to process. Perhaps that sounds melodramatic, but within the episode’s final five minutes, everything viewers thought they knew about the series was completely turned upside down. […]
Prominent voices — including representation from faculty, alumni and the student body — shared anecdotes and advice with the Class of 2016 at Monday morning’s convocation ceremony. […]
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