It’s likely by now you’ve seen the stunning photos of the universe coming from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. The images are bringing new details and clarity to what we know about space. TCNJ grad Knicole Colon ’07, an astrophysicist at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, explains some of the Webb’s key findings. The first… Continue Reading
Stephanie Petit ’13 has a royally cool job at People magazine. On September 8, Stephanie Petit ’13 sat at the desk in her New Jersey home anxiously anticipating the news that was to come from overseas. And as soon as she saw the official tweet from the British royal family announcing Queen Elizabeth II’s death,… Continue Reading
Goaltending for a Division I club ice hockey team is a childhood pipe dream come true. My dad took me to see the New York Rangers play the New Jersey Devils when I was 6 years old. Henrik Lundqvist was the Rangers’ goalie. His play was so athletic and he made a lot of flashy… Continue Reading
Christine Girtain ’94 leads the way in science education. When Christine (Stenzel) Girtain ’94 won the 2022–23 New Jersey State Teacher of the Year she felt it validated the hard work she’s put into her 28-year career as a science teacher in the Toms River Regional School District. In her role as director of authentic… Continue Reading
The clock tower, an iconic TCNJ landmark perched atop Green Hall, underwent a $17,000 revitalization in May to upgrade internal and external components worn out from years of use. Both the clock itself and the carillon, the instrument that sounds the bells, were refurbished. In the interest of time, we’ve summarized the clock’s glow up… Continue Reading
At the intersection of brains and brawn is TCNJ’s strength and conditioning coach. I am half meathead, half exercise scientist. I like to lift big, but I also want to do it the right way so that I don’t burn myself or my athletes out. I was always a big kid. As a high school… Continue Reading
If you got bugs, in your neighborhood. Who you gonna call? Julio Brothers! Twins Jason and Jeremy Julio ’05, founders of Last Bite Mosquito and Tick Control, are New Jersey’s top bug busters. As we hit the lazy days of summer when mosquitoes are most likely to swarm, the Julios share their skeeter expertise and… Continue Reading
For this tennis ace from California, balance is the name of the game. I’m very passionate when I play tennis. I’ll do whatever it takes to win. But that has also caused a lot of mental strain. I can be very hard on myself — I’m a perfectionist. My mom and my dad raised me… Continue Reading
Joe Russo says goodbye to the program he helped create. Continue Reading
Music is a universal language, and no one proves that more than the DJs at 91.3 WTSR. Continue Reading