Since We Saw You Last…

A first for TCNJ > The college’s inaugural Lavender Graduation honored graduating seniors who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgendered; studied LGBT-related issues in their coursework; or were involved with LGBT-related advocacy initiatives or organizations. Provost Jacqueline Taylor commended the 23 graduating students and 30 faculty and staff allies in attendance for their “willingness […]

Aqua Champs

Epic relays score TCNJ two national NCAA championships.

Riding High

Students celebrate another semester in the books at the fifth annual Funival on May 8.

Mountain mystery solved

Your bewilderment over why the relatively straight Appalachian mountain chain takes an odd turn at Pennsylvania and New York can come to a blessed end. Associate Professor of Physics Maggie Benoit and colleagues cracked the secret—with a little assistance from the National Science Foundation. Using data from the NSF’s EarthScope USArray seismic network, the researcher […]

It’s a Wrap

What’s a judge to do when the product prototype in a business plan competition is redolent of coriander and cardamom?