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October 26, 2020

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[ October 24, 2020 ] Rico Nasty gives virtual performance and hints upcoming collaboration Arts & Entertainment
[ October 24, 2020 ] Justified hesitation: why we should not return to campus for spring Opinions
[ October 24, 2020 ] The College should move forward with Flex program for spring semester Opinions
[ October 23, 2020 ] This week’s playlist: Nostalgic Arts & Entertainment
[ October 19, 2020 ] ScreenAge, Ornamental and Cheyenne Dan: an inside look at college band culture Arts & Entertainment
[ October 19, 2020 ] The Women of Dolor create a space of inclusivity and enlightenment Arts & Entertainment
[ October 19, 2020 ] Meet the SG Council of 2024 News
[ October 16, 2020 ] This week’s playlist: addicted Arts & Entertainment
[ October 13, 2020 ] Off-campus students try staying optimistic during remote semester News
[ October 4, 2020 ] CUB continues to entertain students despite remote learning Arts & Entertainment
[ October 3, 2020 ] The pass/fail policy isn’t renewing for the fall. Here’s what students, faculty are saying Features
[ October 2, 2020 ] This Week’s Playlist: Keep Looking Up Arts & Entertainment
[ September 29, 2020 ] Investigation confirms student involvement in off-campus parties as Covid-19 cases spike News
[ September 21, 2020 ] Beloved Sodexo employee remembered by College community News
[ September 21, 2020 ] Want to commit to racial justice? Stop partying. Here’s why. Opinions
[ September 20, 2020 ] Music department welcomes new professors Arts & Entertainment
[ September 20, 2020 ] ‘The Artivism Project’ takes on social justice issues Arts & Entertainment
[ September 17, 2020 ] F.O.M.O is the spark. Covid-19 is the fire Editorial
[ September 14, 2020 ] Performances at the College will still happen—either virtually or delayed Arts & Entertainment
[ September 12, 2020 ] ‘Cancel culture’ must inform, critique, improve — not ostracize Opinions
[ September 11, 2020 ] 9/11 from a New Yorker’s perspective: May we never forget Editorial
[ September 10, 2020 ] Covid-19 cases among students rise to 51, College says News
[ September 5, 2020 ] How journalism brought a community that kept me sane during a pandemic Editorial
[ September 5, 2020 ] College community reflects on life of Chadwick Boseman Arts & Entertainment
[ September 3, 2020 ] The Killers leave ‘Mr. Brightside’ behind with new album, ‘Imploding the Mirage’ Arts & Entertainment
[ September 2, 2020 ] Nine students residing in off-campus houses test positive for Covid-19 News
[ September 1, 2020 ] Choosing colleges during a worldwide pandemic: A look at the Class of 2024 Features
[ August 31, 2020 ] What We’re Watching on Netflix: ‘The Legend Of Korra’ Arts & Entertainment
[ August 31, 2020 ] Welcome Week for Class of 2024 goes virtual News
[ August 31, 2020 ] School of the Arts and Communication introduces new broadcast, multimedia minor News
[ August 25, 2020 ] The first week back: what to expect in the digital classroom News
[ August 21, 2020 ] Your questions answered: Q&A with College President Kathryn Foster News
[ August 20, 2020 ] Sot family continues to fight for justice despite legal obstacles News
[ August 13, 2020 ] Foster addresses student concerns about remote-only semester in virtual Town Hall meeting News
[ August 13, 2020 ] Gov. Murphy gives go-ahead for NJ colleges to reopen; College to remain online-only for fall semester News
[ August 9, 2020 ] From local governments to nationwide protests, police reform is continuing to gain momentum Nation & World
[ August 9, 2020 ] Student YouTubers help inform Class of 2024 through activism, experiences at the College Features
[ August 9, 2020 ] Heading into an online-only semester, students struggle with mental health Features
[ August 9, 2020 ] NJAC cancels fall sports; transfer to spring season under consideration Sports
[ August 3, 2020 ] College reverses course, will remain online-only for fall semester News
[ July 29, 2020 ] Tensions escalate as federal officials intervene in nationwide protests Nation & World
[ July 24, 2020 ] Office of Diversity shares plans for campus reform News
[ July 24, 2020 ] ‘Black at TCNJ’ is a rallying cry. Students are starting to listen. News
[ July 24, 2020 ] Students scramble for housing as demand for off-campus rentals surges News
[ July 15, 2020 ] College joins in nationwide fight against ICE mandate — Trump administration backs down News
[ July 10, 2020 ] Evidence of slave ownership not present on property, William Green Plantation Committee says News
[ July 8, 2020 ] President Foster addresses faculty members’ furlough concerns News
[ July 5, 2020 ] College releases new budget: find out the costs and cuts News
[ June 29, 2020 ] Student organizations make unprecedented strides in activism Features
[ June 29, 2020 ] Incoming freshmen receive backlash over petition calling for sports, activities in fall News
[ June 28, 2020 ] We cannot live in fear: College should continue reopening plan for fall Opinions
[ June 28, 2020 ] Students’ health matters most: College must remain online-only for fall Opinions
[ June 26, 2020 ] Happy with Foster’s decision? Students are divided News
[ June 26, 2020 ] Campus to tentatively reopen for fall 2020 semester News
[ June 25, 2020 ] How to use media to become educated as a non-Black ally Arts & Entertainment
[ June 24, 2020 ] Letter from William Green Plantation Committee on recent controversy Opinions
[ June 23, 2020 ] College uncovers evidence of former slavery on property; students demand change News
[ June 14, 2020 ] Letter to the Editor: President Foster responds to dissatisfaction from alumni Opinions
[ June 11, 2020 ] College releases ‘Campus Pulse’ survey: what you need to know News
[ June 11, 2020 ] Letter to the Editor: Alumni stand with Black Lives Matter movement Opinions
[ June 10, 2020 ] Students stand against police brutality in Asbury Park protest News
[ June 8, 2020 ] College makes temporary policy changes, allows fundraising for Black Lives Matter movement News
[ June 8, 2020 ] Non-contact outdoor sports to return to New Jersey Sports
[ June 7, 2020 ] Students, faculty continue to struggle with coronavirus — but not without resiliency Features
[ June 4, 2020 ] College’s response to death of George Floyd leaves students dissatisfied News
[ June 1, 2020 ] Letter from the Editor: We are in this together News
[ May 27, 2020 ] Gov. Murphy begins process of re-opening state amid coronavirus pandemic Nation & World
[ May 27, 2020 ] Students continue to enroll in summer courses despite online instruction News
[ May 27, 2020 ] Theatre minor returns to the College by student demand News
[ May 25, 2020 ] College responds to updated Title IX policies News
[ May 23, 2020 ] Class of 2020 rings virtual graduation bells News
[ May 23, 2020 ] National Mental Health Month takes on new meaning in quarantine News
[ May 21, 2020 ] Paramore singer launches strong solo project with ‘Petals for Armor’ Arts & Entertainment
[ May 9, 2020 ] Professors voice opinions on virtual learning News
[ May 6, 2020 ] Self-isolation puts family ties to the test Features
[ May 6, 2020 ] Student organizations struggle to maintain normalcy online News
[ May 5, 2020 ] Art department draws inspiration from quarantine Features
[ May 5, 2020 ] Canceled concerts do not phase music majors Arts & Entertainment
[ May 4, 2020 ] ‘Nothing could have prepared us for this’: nursing alumni work on the front lines of the pandemic News
[ April 30, 2020 ] From screening patients to feeding families, students and faculty give back News
[ April 28, 2020 ] Students demand housing refunds amidst pandemic, Campus Town holds back News
[ April 23, 2020 ] Canceled seasons and classic reruns: students adapt to a world without sports Sports
[ April 21, 2020 ] Students are logging on for class, but are they really connected? News
[ April 20, 2020 ] Provost discusses uncertain future amidst pandemic News
[ April 18, 2020 ] Quarantine proves to be a little less ‘ruff’ with a new pet Features
[ April 15, 2020 ] After 5 years of business, popular Campus Town pizzeria closes its doors News
[ April 14, 2020 ] Cancelled flights, empty airports and silent cities: students reflect on abrupt end to study abroad News
[ April 8, 2020 ] Four years cut short: seniors cope with sudden end to college careers News
[ April 6, 2020 ] Mental health on lockdown: as pandemic sparks influx of anxiety, College offers resources Features
[ April 5, 2020 ] From working in the hospital to learning on a screen, nursing students feel effects of COVID-19 News
[ April 3, 2020 ] As COVID-19 cases rise, Ewing businesses struggle to stay afloat News
[ April 2, 2020 ] Digital classrooms, canceled events and an empty campus: students adjust to life in quarantine Features
[ April 2, 2020 ] Postal staff carry on ‘business as usual’ amidst pandemic Features
[ March 30, 2020 ] COVID-19 is serious. I know — my father had it. Opinions
[ March 28, 2020 ] Ewing police crashes “Corona Party” with more than 40 attendees News
[ March 28, 2020 ] Bored at home? ‘New Horizons’ is your new digital vacation Arts & Entertainment
[ March 28, 2020 ] Without materials and hands-on experience, art students struggle with online classes Features
[ March 26, 2020 ] Education majors struggle with remote teaching — especially when students don’t have home computers News
[ March 25, 2020 ] Some can work from home. Grocery store clerks don’t have this luxury. Opinions
[ March 20, 2020 ] Campus Town shuts down COVID-19 testing due to resident complaints, dangerous crowds News
[ March 20, 2020 ] College moves online for semester, graduation ceremony postponed News
[ March 19, 2020 ] Steering Committee approves COVID-19 emergency grading policy, contingent upon campus feedback News
[ March 19, 2020 ] Administration confirms first coronavirus case at College News
[ March 16, 2020 ] Petition to protect student GPAs during pandemic secures over 1,000 signatures News
[ March 16, 2020 ] My Hopewell hospital visit was a nightmare. Please take this seriously. Opinions
[ March 14, 2020 ] How to cope during quarantine Features
[ March 10, 2020 ] Threat of coronavirus moves classes online for two weeks following spring break News
[ March 9, 2020 ] As graduation approaches, seniors manage anxiety Features
[ March 9, 2020 ] Underground music scene captivates campus Arts & Entertainment
[ March 9, 2020 ] Students use body art to promote self-love Features
[ March 3, 2020 ] Campus mourns loss of college freshman News
[ March 3, 2020 ] Frustration with racial bias incident sparks controversy News
[ March 2, 2020 ] College warns faculty of potential effects of coronavirus News
[ March 2, 2020 ] Men’s basketball ends 22-year NJAC slump Basketball
[ March 2, 2020 ] First-generation students break boundaries Features
[ February 24, 2020 ] Over a year after fatal crash, students continue to heal News
[ February 24, 2020 ] Eating disorders affect everyone, regardless of size Features
[ February 22, 2020 ] Freshman student dies surrounded by family News
[ February 20, 2020 ] Keke Palmer brings electric energy to Kendall Hall News
[ February 17, 2020 ] Lack of parking spots frustrates students News
[ February 17, 2020 ] Cheer wins UCA National Championship Sports
[ October 25, 2020 ] William Green Plantation: Everything you need to know Features
[ October 25, 2020 ] Mental Health Services helps students virtually, continues to provide support Features
[ October 25, 2020 ] Lions’ Plate: The Sweetest Snack: Sweet Potato Fries Features
[ October 25, 2020 ] Vital Signs: Lead a balanced life with THRIVE’S wellness wheel Features
[ October 25, 2020 ] AVI holds first virtual Supporting Survivors meeting of the year News

Two major health chains seek approval to merge

November 10, 2015 Candace Kellner 0

Walgreens announced on Tuesday that it will propose to buy its rival, Rite Aid, in a $17.2 billion deal. […]