The Signal (TCNJ)
The Signal is the prestigious weekly news outlet created by students at The College of New Jersey. Founded in 1885, it stands as one of the nation's longest-running college newspapers and has received multiple awards for its quality journalism.
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1 month ago |
tcnjsignalnews.com | Matthew Kaufman
Students could see a 4% tuition increase if the president’s proposal is adopted by the Board of Trustees. (Photo by Andre Paras / Video Editor) By Matthew KaufmanFormer Editor-in-ChiefPresident Michael Bernstein and Interim Chief Financial Officer Richard Schweigert recommended a 4% tuition increase at the College’s annual tuition hearing on May 1, as the institution faces a possible reduction in state support.
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tcnjsignalnews.com | Matthew Kaufman |Isabella Darcy
By Matthew Kaufman and Isabella DarcyFormer Editor-in-Chief and Managing EditorThe College maintained application levels this admissions season, while the number of students putting down deposits is higher than last year, according to Lisa Angeloni, the College’s vice president for enrollment management. As of April 22, the College has received 12,781 applications, which is 94 more than the number last year at this time, according to Angeloni.
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tcnjsignalnews.com | Matthew Kaufman
By Matthew KaufmanFormer Editor-in-ChiefPresident Michael Bernstein joined over 150 other college presidents Tuesday in signing a letter rebuking the Trump Administration’s recent actions targeting higher education institutions across the country.
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tcnjsignalnews.com | Michael McKee
The show’s protagonists, Marshall Cuso, played by Dave King, and Frances Applewhite, played by Emily Pendergast, have to protect the blue angel mushroom. (Photo courtesy of IMDb) By Michael McKeeCorrespondentFor a long time, it has seemed like the only animated television shows for adults were “Family Guy”-inspired comedies defined by excessive raunchiness and incredibly similar art styles. This is exactly what makes Adult Swim’s new animated project, “Common Side Effects,” so refreshing.
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2 months ago |
tcnjsignalnews.com | Michael McKee
Superhero sweethearts Invincible and Atom Eve are played by Steven Yeun and Gillian Jacobs, respectively. (Photo courtesy of IMDb) By Michael McKeeCorrespondentWith the Marvel Universe struggling to find its footing, “The Boys” television show spiraling in quality and DC waiting for their much anticipated Superman movie to release, “Invincible” has stepped up to the plate as the go-to show for people looking for high-quality superhero storytelling.
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