Trail of urine leads to man covered in chocolate
In this week’s Cop Shop, a chocolate sauce-covered male urinates on the walkway near Lot 8 and an iPhone in a purple case is stolen. […]
Articles by Natalie Kouba
Renewed bill changes up club approval method, newly-elected freshman president joins the mix
A renewed legislation of the structure for approving and regulating clubs at the College was passed Wednesday, Sept. 26, at the Student Government meeting. […]
SG receives information detailing Campus Town, political awareness events planned for election
In an effort to promote political awareness for the upcoming election, Student Government discussed various events they will be organizing at their meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 19. […]
SG honors Sanchez, praises 9/11 blood drive
The Student Government officers held a brief moment of silence on Wednesday, Sept. 12 for the late Orlando Sanchez, a dining hall worker at the College who was killed last week. […]
Drunk, wet and scared; Gopher pump goes missing
In this week’s Cop Shop, a gopher pump goes missing and students get caught swimming in the Science Complex fountain. […]
Kennedy: Communication to end violence
Simple communication can put a violent city on the right track, according to David Kennedy, criminal justice professor and director of the Center for Crime Prevention and Control at John Jay College. […]
N.J. inmates share experiences with P.R.I.D.E.
Two current prison inmates and two former inmates visited the College’s Mildred and Ernest E. Mayo Concert Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 24 to speak about their accomplishments with Project P.R.I.D.E. (Promoting Responsibility in Drug Education) as well as their experiences in prison.
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