For the second consecutive year, Guy Chiarello ’81, CIO of JPMorgan Chase, welcomed 83 TCNJ business students to a finance forum at the firm’s Park Ave. headquarters in Manhattan.

TCNJ senior Carolina Chica has received a Fulbright Fellowship to be an English Teaching Assistant (ETA) in India next year.

The company selected TCNJ for inclusion in the second annual edition of its book, “The Princeton Review’s Guide to 322 Green Colleges: 2012 Edition.”

Eight nursing majors donated toothbrushes and other medical supplies, repainted a clinic, taught children about healthy habits, gave vaccinations—and made a “world of difference” while doing it.

Yifeng Hu explores the eclectic offerings available through new media—from medical blogs and commercial websites, to 3D virtual worlds where people with disabilities communicate through avatars, to mobile apps that transmit dietary tips to shoppers as they cruise grocery store aisles. Her findings have implications for policymakers, medical professionals, and cure seekers.

Millions of Americans thought trans-oceanic travel was safe thanks to wireless telegraphy. The sinking of the world’s most famous ship proved them wrong.