Trustee and retired teacher Rosie Hymerling ’67 helped Professor Lisa LaJevic’s students teach local elementary school children about the contemporary Inuit art now on display in TCNJ Art Gallery.

The selection demonstrates the College’s long legacy of quality educator training—the honorees attended as early as the 1960s and as late as 2008.

Jeremy Neuer and his wife, Christine, established a scholarship fund that will be awarded to an incoming freshman enrolled full time in TCNJ’s special education program.

As Alumni Association president, a position he will hold for the next two years, Bill Cahill ’05, MEd ’09 hopes to bring alumni of all ages together to celebrate their commonality: a connection to TCNJ.

It would be music to our ears if you could also tell us where and when the photo was taken.

Since its early echoes in ’50s dorm rooms, when it broadcast on the AM band under the call letters WTSC, the campus radio station has been a catchall for the College’s creative and charismatic.

The emeritus professor recalls how he, Professor Emeritus Tony DeNicola, and President Emeritus Clayton Brower joined forces for some musical high jinks.

Yesterday’s art majors had the chance to strut their stuff during TCNJ Art Gallery’s recent show, Art Alumni Exhibit 2010. See photos from the show’s reception and read about several artists whose works were displayed.

Make sure Coach Eric Hamilton ’75 makes it to the top of the pack in voting for Liberty Mutual’s Coach of the Year voting. If Hamilton wins, Liberty Mutual will donate $20,000 in scholarships to TCNJ’s Alumni Association.