Jonathan Edmondson

Jianwu Song, who visited the College on Feb. 13, spoke to a group of journalism students in the Beats and Deadlines class about media convergence in China and the ways in which news organizations are adapting to keep up with evolving technology.

By Jonathan Edmondson Columnist I’ve been paying close attention to the Academy Awards for the past five years and no matter what films are nominated, there...

Earlier this month, TCNJ Anti-Violence Initiatives sent out a campus-wide email discussing a new program called “Every Choice.” In that email, the mandatory training was described: “During the program, you can expect to learn more about power-based personal violence and how to safely and effectively intervene in situations where violence may occur in an interactive and thoughtful curriculum.”

By Jonathan Edmondson Staff Writer  What do you get when you mix east coast Jersey soul with sun-kissed California melodies? Brynn Stanley. Stanley, who grew up in Basking...

By Jonathan Edmondson Staff Writer One day last spring, The Signal went were many people can only dream of — inside a Mixed Signals rehearsal. The College’s...

“Fix your hands!” “Watch your toes!” “You’re a monkey — act like one!” These exclamations and many more can be heard ringing throughout the dance studio at the Mill Ballet School in Lambertville, N.J. every weekend. It’s where Mark Roxey, founder and artistic director of The Roxey Ballet Company, can be found giving notes to a slew of cast members, ranging from little girls in tutus to professional dancers soaring across the rehearsal space.

By Kimberly Ilkowski & Jonathan Edmondson Features Editor & Arts & Entertainment Editor What would a Paramore concert be without fiery-haired frontwoman Hayley Williams giving her all to incite a...

Every few weeks, the College’s only improv comedy troupe storms the Library Auditorium and performs to a packed audience. On Sunday, March 29, The Mixed Signals took the stage for one of their many shows of the semester — but this time, with a twist.

For the majority of students, Thursday, March 12, was a pretty normal day. It included studying for midterms and packing for home, all the while anxiously awaiting the moment they could finally begin their respite from the College for a few days. Others, however, had coffee with the New York Times‘s bestselling author and transgender rights activist, Janet Mock.

There’s something strangely intriguing about the world of the “Divergent” series. It’s set way in the future, and the only place left in America is Chicago. The crumbling city is surrounded by a giant wall, and inside lives the only remaining citizens on Earth. They survive by living by a new set of government — one that divides its denizens into five factions.

By Jonathan Edmondson Arts & Entertainment Editor The Student Finance Board meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 25, began with a high-volume request from the College Union Board...

Say what you will about award shows, but there’s something utterly intriguing and captivating about some of the worlds finest artists coming together to celebrate each others works for one night each year. The Academy Awards are known as the most prestigious award show, and this years broadcast did not disappoint.

The IGC was charged with three violations in in the areas of charity, food and advertising of TCNJam.

By Jonathan Edmondson Arts & Entertainment Editor Over the last two weeks, the Student Finance Board has been met with a number of requests from various...