CNN reported recently on The College of New Jersey being a cost-effective institution, with many students making their college decisions based on admission prices and the quality of education provided. Read on watch the CNN report. Continue Reading
Category Archives: June 2010
Letter box: June 2010
Some readers have their say. Find out how you can, too. Continue Reading
Student thespians get WIRED!
No college show blends a greater number of eccentric characters, ridiculous plot pieces, punchy one-liners, and pop-culture references than campus theater’s insomniac mash-up, WIRED! Continue Reading
Students and alumnae provide help for Haiti
Amber Palmer ’10 spent a week in March volunteering in Haiti along the Haiti-Dominican Republic border. Watch the video she shot while there. Continue Reading
First-ever Laurie Ann Mandara ’07 Scholarship awarded
Hope Fine ’11, a psychology major with a specialization in biopsychology, was named the first recipient of the Laurie Ann Mandara ’07 Scholarship. Continue Reading
New X-ray diffractometers aid teaching and research in chemistry department
TCNJ has joined a select group of primarily undergraduate institutions in the country that house both single-crystal and powder X-ray diffractometers. Continue Reading
Study of hospital near misses reveals the important role nurses play
Assistant professor of nursing Stacen Keating recently completed a qualitative study that provides insight into the skills nurses need to be successful and the key role they play in patient care. Continue Reading
Engineering prof’s research could make it a “breeze” for municipalities to reduce energy costs
Lisa Grega, associate professor of mechanical engineering, is helping two New Jersey towns study the feasibility of installing wind turbines that could provide the municipalities with a virtually limitless source of clean, affordable energy. Continue Reading
Hall of Fame welcomes 2010 class
Six individual members and two teams of distinction joined the Lions Athletic Hall of Fame as they were inducted at this year’s Reunion. Continue Reading
Softball’s Miller collects 400th career victory
Softball Coach Sally Miller got her 400th and 401st career victories when her Lions swept an April double-header against Rutgers University–Newark. Continue Reading