Since the earthquake that shook Haiti on January 12, an array of student organizations have been working to generate support for the island nation.

Anthony Flynn traded Lions pinstripes for Yankees pinstripes after graduating in 2001. This season will be his 10th with the Bronx Bombers, and his second as the team’s assistant director of video and advance scouting.

Check out the action that made TCNJ’s sports highlight reel for January 2010, including the play of the month.

In January, the College celebrated the legacy of Eunice Kennedy Shriver, who was was internationally respected and loved for her work on behalf of people with developmental disabilities, especially, the founding the Special Olympics.

A collection of photos from the last 30-plus years of students studying, sleeping, and hanging out with friends in campus residence halls.

TCNJ’s Career Center offers alumni several cost-free services to help with job-hunting after graduation.

Thirty-three years after Norman Rockwell painted his last Boy Scouts image, his talent and commitment to the organization are featured in the book, “Norman Rockwell’s Boy Scouts of America,” co-written by Jeff Csatari ’83.

Pat Tomasulo’s work on WGN has made him a local celebrity in the Chicago area. Now thanks to recent co-hosting appearances on nationally televised programs, it shouldn’t be long before the rest of America knows his name.

As a journalism major and aspiring magazine editor, Tammy Tibbetts ’07 hoped she would one day get the chance to interview interesting people and cultivate new and exciting story ideas. What she didn’t expect was the fruitful relationship and rewarding career that resulted from an interview she conducted while still a student.

Despite the hectic schedule he keeps as Founder and Chief Executive Officer of The Maverick Group, a financial print consulting company, John Wert ’93 says he is most proud of his work rescue abused animals with the Linda Blair World Heart Foundation.