The story behind TCNJ’s latest technological advance begins in 2012 with a meeting—about internships. Peter J. DePasquale, associate professor of computer science, had students from southern New Jersey. He thought Linode, the Galloway, New Jersey-based cloud computing giant, could use their help. Chief operations officer Thomas Asaro liked what he heard. Then, Asaro went off-topic.…
TCNJ News Releases Archive 2017-2015
Money Magazine ranks TCNJ 71 nationally based on academic quality, affordability and outcomes.
Money Magazine ranks TCNJ 71 nationally based on academic quality, affordability and outcomes.
CCS seniors get a gift to remember
Newlyweds Krista (Colella) Pachuta ’12, MAT ’13 and husband Scott wanted to start their life together with a gift of compassion. In lieu of traditional wedding favors at their June 2014 nuptials, the couple made a donation—in their guests’ honor— to TCNJ’s Career and Community Studies (CCS) Program. “People usually get rid of favors when…
A Cuban study tour brought Kaitlyn Galindo together with family she’d never met
I’d grown up hearing stories about my family in Cuba—especially about Roberto, my abuela’s brother. My grandparents on my mother’s side left Cuba in 1964 when they could no longer put food on the table for their children. My abuela, my grandmother, couldn’t tell her father or brother she was leaving because both were strict…
TCNJ creating new STEM complex
—The Philadelphia Inquirer
Michael Robertson, professor of English, was appointed to the NJ Council for the Humanities.
Michael Robertson, professor of English, was appointed to the NJ Council for the Humanities.
Barnard President Debora Spar on motherhood and other ambitions
Women who try to have it all are bound to fail. If they want to be an investment banker and earn a massive salary, something has got to give on the home front. But if they want to make every one of their kids’ soccer games, then they’re not going to be able to work…
TCNJ announces $1 million gift to benefit students of modest means
Fifty high school students will be able to pursue a college education at The College of New Jersey at no cost, thanks to $1 million in support from the Give Something Back Foundation (GSBF). “GSBF is thrilled to partner with The College of New Jersey to provide maximum access to a four-year college education to…