The departure of two members of President Gitenstein’s cabinet had a ripple effect throughout the Division of Advancement, School of Education, and Treasurer’s Office, with several TCNJ staff and faculty members taking on new roles and responsibilities.

The new program partners TCNJ engineering graduates with current junior engineering majors looking to solidify their resumes, find jobs, or gain entrance to graduate school.

We’d love to know the full story behind this photo, taken at a campus talent show sometime during the 1956–57 school year.

A new book, co-written by TCNJ Professor John Ruscio, examines why lie detectors don’t work, opposites don’t really attract, and much more!

Boheme Opera NJ, the opera company co-founded by TCNJ alumni Joseph and Sandra (Milstein) Pucciatti, has been hitting high notes for 22 years. Its next production will take place on campus as part of Reunion Weekend.

Community Advisers from several decades share amusing anecdotes about incidents they witnessed while enforcing the rules in their dorms.

After being crowned Miss NJ last fall, Julianna White ’11 is busy preparing for the next step — competing for the title of Miss USA.

In honor of the Jersey-born rock-and-roller, close to 30 first-year TCNJ students spent two days visiting sites made famous in Bruce Springsteen’s lyrics, while celebrating his commitment to erasing hunger by volunteering at the FoodBank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties.

Kimm Lacken has traded success on the court (as a Lion, she earned four varsity letters in basketball) for success in the courtroom. These days, she is Mercer County’s deputy first assistant prosecutor, in charge of the Major Crimes Unit.