Articles by Megan DeMarco

A sprinkler pipe that burst on the third floor of New Residence Hall on Tuesday afternoon caused major water damage to several residents’ rooms, forcing students to evacuate until they were allowed back in around 11 p.m. on Wednesday night. […]

Robert Anderson, who recently received a national award for his work with first-year students, has assumed the new position of assistant provost for Liberal Learning and Academic Advisement.

Anderson’s title changed from director of Liberal Learning in December, prompted by the College’s need to reform the advisement system. […]

Recent complaints against Building Attendants (BAs), such as rooms not being cleaned before move-in day, have caused the Student Government Association (SGA) to pass a resolution increasing supervision over BAs by Building Services.

SGA first learned about the issue of dirty rooms on move-in day during the SGA Roadshow held during Welcome Week, when SGA representatives went around to freshman floors introducing themselves and asking freshmen if they had any issues. […]

Roaches have been added to a list of problems Sodexho Dining Services has been experiencing in Eickhoff Hall, including unhappiness with the new lunch meat and continued problems with the dishwasher.

According to Director of Resident Dining Matt Hower, steps have been taken to solve the roach problem, such as contacting Cooper Pest Control, which is contracted by the College. […]

Eunice Kennedy Shriver, executive vice president of the Joe P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation and founder of the Special Olympics, came to the College on Tuesday, Oct. 31 to observe the Career and Community Studies (CCS) program.

The CCS program is designed to give students with disabilities an opportunity for higher education at the College. […]

Sodexho Dining Services recently sponsored “Cans Across America” at the College, a one-day canned food drive held at Sodexho campuses across the country designed to break the Guinness World Record for the most canned food donations collected during a single event. […]

In response to complaints from Eickhoff Hall residents, Campus Police ticketed cars without decals parked in the Eickhoff parking deck. This action was taken on Sept. 2 despite the fact that ticking for lack of a valid decal officially began Sept. 5.

Matthew Santos, senior elementary education/psychology major, is a Community Advisor in Eickhoff. […]

Fall elections for the Student Government Association (SGA) ended smoothly with the election of a freshman class council, a new senior class council secretary and 12 senators on Tuesday, Sept. 26.

“I was very satisfied with the election process this fall,” SGA Executive President Christine Cullen said. […]

Campus Police is looking to employees of Sodexho Dining Services in the investigation of three fire alarms pulled in Eickhoff Hall recently.

Three fire alarms this semester were false alarms caused by someone triggering the pull-boxes. The false alarms occurred on Sept. […]

With only a few weeks left before today’s room change day, the College was left without a manager of Housing Operations.

Former manager Chris Farrell left on Sept. 1 to take a position as residence director at Montclair State University.

Residence Assignments is currently working with Human Resources to fill Farrell’s position. […]

The 2006 Homecoming budget is currently frozen as a result of the Homecoming Committee overspending last year.

Whenever an organization overspends their budget, the Student Finance Board (SFB) is required to freeze that budget, according to Jonathan Borst, SFB executive director. […]