The College of New Jersey will hold its second-annual Women’s Leadership Summit on Tuesday, October 23 on campus.
TCNJ News Releases Archive 2014-2010
Center for Global Engagement director on study abroad trends
My Global Education: October, 2012
TCNJ recognizes October as Blindness Awareness Month
The College of New Jersey will be taking part in Blindness Awareness Month (BAM) in October 2012 by hosting a series of events on campus.
TCNJ ranks among nation’s best for graduation rates
CBS MoneyWatch ranks TCNJ #8 among the nation’s best graduation rates.
Bonner Center and CPOE launch innovative prison mentoring project
Men with criminal records who have turned their lives around and have made solid contributions to the local community are returning to prison to mentor younger inmates as part of an innovative grant project that is being led by the Bonner Center for Civic and Community Engagement and the Center for Prison Outreach and Education (CPOE).
Swim for Heaney embodies strength of athletic community
The College of New Jersey swimming community was compelled to organize an event to support one of their own and cope with a difficult ordeal.
A family of educators
Bob (’69) and Annette (nee Zamborsky, ’70) Fitzsimmons found more than love at the College—they also developed a lifelong passion for education. In June 2011, the two alums and their daughter, Mara Lamond ’97, opened the Ewing Community Preschool on Pennington Road, across from TCNJ’s main entrance.
This month in Lions’ sports history: Eric Hamilton’s first game as head coach
The longtime football coach recalls his first game and the humorous approach he took for his first pregame speech.
Globetrotting alum contributes to a doggone good cause
If you’re in Baltimore any time soon, don’t be surprised to see Harlem Globetrotter and Class of 2005 alumnus Derick “Dizzy” Grant and his dog, Saber, looking down on you from a billboard, or staring back at you from the side of a bus shelter.
TCNJ Freshman is already a ‘Global Citizen’
Prior to arriving on campus this fall, Nic Freschi participated in a bridge-year program, during which time he lived in a remote mountain region of Ecuador and taught English.