A dream, determination, and a little bit of destiny are all it took to get Shari Ritchkin’s flying career off the ground. “Welcome aboard,” Shari Ritchkin ’94 called into the public address system of an Airbus 320 en route to Atlanta. “I’m Captain Shari.” With those words, she became the 20th female to command a… 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
From Lions Stadium to the front office of the New York Jets, Dan Zbojovsky and Greg Nejmeh have their eyes on success. Watching from the team suite as the New York Jets take the field at MetLife Stadium this season will be two TCNJ alums who have had a role in putting every one of… Continue Reading
Rick Dell’s passion for baseball takes him around the globe. There’s a baseball term for guys like Rick Dell ’82, who went to his first Yankees game at the age of six, who excelled on the field through high school and college, who won a record 708 games in 25 years as the head baseball… Continue Reading
As a physician and daughter, Dr. Crystal S. Denlinger ’98 is in the right position to set the standards for cancer patient care. Continue Reading
Eric Johnson ’04 knows just the stories to tell to celebrate Black America in prime time. Continue Reading
Ed Byrne ’97 greenlights key features for Xbox’s most popular racing game. Sitting in the front seat of today’s hottest cars, from Ferraris to Lamborghinis, fans of the Forza video game series start their virtual engines before speeding around the globe for the ultimate racing experience. It’s what’s made the franchise one of the highest-grossing… Continue Reading
This alumna’s life is out of this world. Continue Reading
From NYC or from home, The Wall Street Journal election editor Josee Rose ’02 has us covered. Continue Reading
Larry Abrams gets books into the hands of local kids who need them most. Continue Reading