In May, a group of TCNJ students enrolled in The Natural History of the Galapagos Islands and Ecuador will take a two-week, faculty-led trip to the Galapagos Islands, which was complemented by classroom introduction to the natural history of the islands offered in the spring semester.
TCNJ News Releases Archive 2014-2010
Zach Zappala wins International Computer Science Research Competition
Zach Zappala went to Dallas, Texas for the 42nd annual Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE), where he won the undergraduate student research competition. The SIGCSE international conference is an annual gathering of the Association of Computing Machinery, or ACM, the world’s largest educational and scientific computing society.
Great Chemistry with the Job Market – 100% Employment
In the past four years, 100% of TCNJ’s chemistry graduates have entered the workforce or been accepted into postgraduate study immediately upon earning their diploma.
TCNJ Among Top in Nation for Producing Chemistry Graduates
According to the August 23, 2010 issue of Chemical and Engineering News, TCNJ tops the ranks when it comes to turning out ACS-certified graduates, with a whopping 30 degrees bestowed in 2008-2009.
At TCNJ, national research week honors a wealth of student work
This week as the United States honors the exploration and creativity of its college students and faculty, The College of New Jersey is gearing up for another season of original research.
TCNJ student accountants join tax-season volunteers
Fourteen accounting majors at The College of New Jersey are helping area residents in one of the best ways they know how: by preparing their tax returns, free of charge.
The Signal wins big in New Jersey Press Association contest
The Signal, The College of New Jersey’s student newspaper, won seven awards in the collegiate newspaper contest sponsored by the New Jersey Press Association, including a second-place finish in the top category of general excellence.
A glimpse of life behind bars
The Times of Trenton reported on a Project P.R.I.D.E event at TCNJ, which brought four New Jersey inmates to speak to students about their incarceration and urge them to make good choices.
TCNJ music professor weaves together old and new
Dr. Teresa Marrin Nakra spoke at length with The Times of Trenton about her integration of the new frontier of music and the traditions of the past.
Restauranteurs show TCNJ all that Trenton has to offer
The Times of Trenton featured “Eat Trenton!,” an event that introduced students to the food of ten Trenton eateries.