Kimm Lacken has traded success on the court (as a Lion, she earned four varsity letters in basketball) for success in the courtroom. These days, she is Mercer County’s deputy first assistant prosecutor, in charge of the Major Crimes Unit.

The nonprofit, tax-exempt corporation that solicits, receives, and administers gifts, bequests, and trusts for the benefit of the College welcomed five new members to its Board of Directors.

Reunion 2011 will take place April 29 to May 1. Read on to find out what’s in store!

A season that featured as many ups as it did downs for a 5-5 Lions football squad will be remembered for one noteworthy triumph: Coach Eric Hamilton’s 200th career win.

For electrical engineering graduate and product development entrepreneur Tom Krol ’02, the origins of his post-graduate success can be traced to, of all places, a TCNJ rhetoric class.

With gasoline prices on the rise and increasing reports about the impact of greenhouse gases on the environment, now is the time to rethink how you typically drive and maintain your vehicles. For tips on increasing your fuel efficiency, read more…

In “Ashlynn’s Dreams,” by Julie Gilbert ’07, a kidnapped girl discovers she has the power to enter and even shape a person’s dreams. The girl must learn how to use her powers because her life isn’t the only one at stake.

Attention alumni from the ’50s, ’60s, ’70s and ’80s: the Alumni Association needs graduates from your decade to serve as Alumni Board members. Find out how you can get involved.

“NeverLanding,” the hilarious new Web series created, written, and directed by TCNJ alumni and starring a number of former and current students, is a hit with online audiences. See what the buzz is about.