On Sunday, November 23, artist and educator Michelle Nugent ’09 will bring her Pedicab Project to the front steps of the Baltimore Museum of Art to celebrate the grand reopening of the Dorothy McIlvain Scott American Wing. Nugent, an adjunct professor in TCNJ’s Department of Art and Art History, created the pedicab while working toward…
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Screen thrall: Are you under its spell?
How many times have you futzed with your phone to avoid making eye contact with someone passing you on the sidewalk? Gary Woodward, professor of communication studies, coins this behavior “screen thrall”—the habit people have of looking at their cell phones as they approach another person. What used to be an averted gaze when approaching…
Memorial to TCNJ veterans becomes campus centerpiece
In World War II, 603 students and alumni from the college left Ewing for Europe and beyond to serve in the military. At one point, the male population on campus was so small that Bliss Hall (then the men’s dormitory) was turned over to women. Thirteen of the 603 never returned, having made the ultimate…
TCNJ to host NCAA field hockey regional games
Lions selected to host second and third round games, Nov. 15 and 16.
Student honored by National Down Syndrome Society
Michelle Purri receives Melissa Riggio Voices Award—Hunterdon County Democrat
TCNJ announces new Foundation Board leadership
Gater, Martinac, and Kelly round out executive team.
Science majors selected as Governor’s STEM Scholars
Two juniors will mentor high school students from around the state.
How the Nobel committee got it wrong
The truth about the birth of the blue LED is here at TCNJ.
TCNJ Board of Trustees announces new leadership
Jorge A. Caballero elected chair.
Ebola poses little threat in U.S., federal official says at TCNJ forum
—The Times of Trenton