The College’s Outdoor Education Program was established to acquaint prospective teachers with life in the open. Were you one of the students who took part? We’d love to hear your story. Continue Reading
Category Archives: March 2010
500 + 600 = 1 memorable night
The wrestling team’s 53-0 defeat of Norwich University in November was memorable for more than one reason. Read why, and watch a video of the night’s festivities. Continue Reading
A Record-Breaking Career Comes to a Close
Goalkeeper Jessica Clarke ’10 etched her name into TCNJ’s record books this past season, becoming the women’s soccer program’s all-time leader in shutouts. Continue Reading
Engineering Student’s Work Could Lead to Clearer Cell Phone Communications
In today’s sea of wireless information and clashing signals, Chris Brinton’s research on signal distortions that can affect cell phone towers is being heard loudly and clearly by technology industry leaders. Continue Reading
Living with, and Blogging About, a Painful Medical Condition
Tamra Wroblesky’s blog, which started as a self-help tool for venting about living with her medical condition, has since turned into a widely known resource on the syndrome from which she suffers. Continue Reading
Lions Sports—ESPN Style
Taking its cue from SportsCenter’s Top 10 segments, every month the sports information office highlights the best action from Lions athletic events. Continue Reading
All Games and No Sleep Help TCNJ Students Win Big
What’s the recipe for creating an award-winning video game? Mix four TCNJ students and alumni, the color yellow, and a generous amount of caffeinated soda, then let the ingredients stew for approximately 48 hours. Continue Reading
New Grant Aims to Shatter the “Glass Ceiling” for Female Professors in the Sciences and Social Sciences
A high-powered team of principal investigators will use its recent National Science Foundation award, one of several granted the College this year, to establish a program for the advancement of women in academics. Continue Reading
A Picture That’s Worth 140 Characters
Twitter CEO/co-founder Jack Dorsey shared his recipe for success with the campus in October. Continue Reading
Sarnoff Collection Relocated to TCNJ Campus
David Sarnoff pioneered American commercial radio and television. A collection of his historical treasures and technological innovations has found a new home on campus. Continue Reading