Photos from this year’s Commencement ceremony, held May 16 & 17.… Continue Reading
Through music and art, alumnae teach schoolchildren the importance of unity and individuality
Kathryn Sclavi ’05 stands on a stepladder at Washington Elementary School in Trenton, contentedly painting the once beige wall shades of brilliant blue and green. Before her unfolds the Trenton skyline; passing students smile wide and wave excitedly as they watch their hallway transform in front of their eyes. A few hours later, Sclavi stands… Continue Reading
M&S Guitars licks the competition to claim the top prize in Mayo Business Plan Competition
finance majors James Seyffart ’14 and Tim Pfenninger ’14 and mechanical engineering major Alex Matteson ’13, claimed the $12,000 grand prize in this year’s Mayo Business Plan Competition, a contest designed to challenge students to dream up the next big business idea and blueprint a course of action for bringing their idea to life.… Continue Reading
TCNJ School of Business ranks No. 1 in New Jersey
The College of New Jersey’s School of Business continues to be ranked by Bloomberg Businessweek among the top 100 undergraduate business programs in the nation. … Continue Reading
Photo gallery: Exam cram
The fashions have changed. So, too, have some of the buildings. But one thing has remained constant through the years: as the semester draws to a close, and finals loom on the horizon, the College’s students can often be found nose-deep in their books, cramming for exams. … Continue Reading
Alumnus examines fair trade and ethical consumption
“Consumption, markets, and morality—these issues have always interested me,” says Keith Brown, a Class of 1999 graduate who is now a sociology professor at St. Joseph’s University. He recently spoke to a campus audience about his research interests and his new book, “Buying into Fair Trade: Culture, Morality, and Consumption.”… Continue Reading