It’s likely by now you’ve seen the stunning photos of the universe coming from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope. The images are bringing new details and clarity to what we know about space. TCNJ grad Knicole Colon ’07, an astrophysicist at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, explains some of the Webb’s key findings. The first… Continue Reading
The clock tower, an iconic TCNJ landmark perched atop Green Hall, underwent a $17,000 revitalization in May to upgrade internal and external components worn out from years of use. Both the clock itself and the carillon, the instrument that sounds the bells, were refurbished. In the interest of time, we’ve summarized the clock’s glow up… Continue Reading
If you got bugs, in your neighborhood. Who you gonna call? Julio Brothers! Twins Jason and Jeremy Julio ’05, founders of Last Bite Mosquito and Tick Control, are New Jersey’s top bug busters. As we hit the lazy days of summer when mosquitoes are most likely to swarm, the Julios share their skeeter expertise and… Continue Reading
Music is a universal language, and no one proves that more than the DJs at 91.3 WTSR. Continue Reading
The cicada invasion of 2021 may have left many residents of Princeton, New Jersey, making mental notes to move before the next 17-year cycle hits in 2038. But for Matt Errico ’96 and Gabrielle Carbone ’98, owners of The Bent Spoon, an ice cream shop in the town’s Palmer Square, it provided a chance to… Continue Reading
People are only now starting to recognize chef and restaurant consultant Carl Ruiz as that guy from TV, but in reality he’s been popping up on the Food Network for years. Continue Reading
TCNJ’s field hockey and lacrosse coach made NCAA history last fall, becoming the first college coach to win 1,000 games by leading two programs. Continue Reading
Get to know the newest group of future TCNJ alumni. Continue Reading
Even at a school known for its construction projects, this change hit home harder than most: The Rathskeller, the spot on campus for great food, music, and high-spirited fun in the Brower Student Center, closed forever as the building that housed it undergoes a multiyear renovation. Here are 10 things to remember about that beloved establishment. Continue Reading
He’s the self-proclaimed voice of a generation—the rapper who makes headlines with every tweet he posts, song he writes, and fur coat he dons. But for Sarah Blake (née Schoenholtz), a 2006 TCNJ graduate and 2013 recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts creative writing fellowship, Kanye West is something more: an artistic muse. Continue Reading