As a commissioned Naval officer in the 1960s, Raymond Taylor MEd ’77 had the opportunity to interview several Tuskegee Airmen, including TCNJ’s own Capt. Elwood T. Driver ’42. Those interviews were the basis for two fictionalized accounts Taylor wrote about the Airmen’s experiences in WWII, which he was kind enough to share with “TCNJ Magazine.” Continue Reading
Origami Marcia Joy Miller ’75 wants to show everyone just how easy and relaxing paper folding can be. Her new book, “Origami for Busy People: 27 Original On-The-Go Projects,” can help novices and seasoned folders alike create new projects in just a few hours each day. Continue Reading
In terms of the representation of women as professors and students, philosophy has historically been more akin to physics, math, and engineering than to other fields in the humanities and the social sciences. Class of 2008 grads Alida Liberman and Emily Barranco are doing their part to change that. Continue Reading
A collection of photos of STC/TSC/TCNJ students studying, sleeping, and hanging out with friends in campus residence halls. Do you see yourself or anyone you know? Continue Reading
The sports information staff breaks down the top Lions athletics plays from last month.
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Dubbed “The Naturalist” and compared to “a modern-day Thoreau” with a paintbrush, Timothy Martin ’71 paints inanimate objects—chairs and musical instruments, mostly—into outdoor scenes and allows nature to envelop them. Continue Reading
The College of New Jersey’s Alumni Association presented its 2011 Alumni Leadership Awards on Friday, February 3, 2012 to Wanda Kunkle Howell ’56, ’64; Marilyn Stebbins ’73, ’77; and Virgil Rome, Jr. ’83. Continue Reading
From February 3 through 5, the two main entrances of Paul Loser Hall, along with the interior wall sconces and the chandelier in the vestibule, were illuminated with red lighting to raise awareness of heart disease and to encourage women to take steps to reduce their risk. Continue Reading
“Illuminating Data: Visualizing the Information that Moves Our World,” curated by Professor Chris Ault, will include work by more than 20 artists who employ innovative approaches to visualizing data through dynamic installations, sculptures, algorithmically drawn prints, video, animation, and many other forms of new media. Continue Reading
TCNJ alumni from five decades gathered for a luncheon on January 24, 2012. Continue Reading