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The Signal is The College of New Jersey’s award-winning student-run, student-produced weekly newspaper. Established in 1885, it is one of the older student newspapers in the country, and among the oldest collegiate weeklies. Issues are published on Wednesdays during the Fall and Spring semesters, and are delivered to multiple campus locations including the TCNJ Library, Eickhoff Hall, the Brower S

tudent Center and most academic buildings and residence halls. To learn more about The Signal and how you can participate, send an email to [email protected].

Junior political science major Andrew LoMonte was elected this November to represent the Bloomfield, New Jersey, school ...
08/12/2025

Junior political science major Andrew LoMonte was elected this November to represent the Bloomfield, New Jersey, school district.

LoMonte’s role in Student Government, Ambassadors and on TCNJ Democrats at the College have prepared him to take on the role. He looks forward to giving back to the school system that significantly shaped him.

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🖋️ Ashley Ragone, Features Editor
📸 Courtesy of Andrew LoMonte

In her farewell editorial, Ally Uhlendorf reflects on her journey finding her passion in the field of journalism, from a...
04/12/2025

In her farewell editorial, Ally Uhlendorf reflects on her journey finding her passion in the field of journalism, from accidentally signing up for the wrong elective her freshman year of high school to becoming Editor-In-Chief in her final year at The College.

Uhlendorf shares her stance on the importance of journalism as a tool of storytelling and its ability to amplify voices. She urges fellow journalists to allow themselves to follow their passions and realize the power of their words.

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✒️ Ally Uhlendorf, Editor-in-Chief
🎨 Sky Stewart, Editorial Cartoonist

Alumni Grove maintains the history of former TCNJ students by allowing them to purchase a customized brick that is place...
26/11/2025

Alumni Grove maintains the history of former TCNJ students by allowing them to purchase a customized brick that is placed between Eickhoff Hall and the R. Barbra Gitenstein Library. This spot creates a sense of community and remembrance among current students and past students.

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🖋️ Brooke Stollsteimer, Correspondent
📸 Erin Reilly, Social Media Manager

The Signal and Campus Police work together on a weekly basis to inform the campus community about crime on and around ca...
25/11/2025

The Signal and Campus Police work together on a weekly basis to inform the campus community about crime on and around campus. All records given to The Signal are public records and do not contain personal information. Some information provided may be triggering for some students.

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🖋️ Natalia Tomczak, Opinions Editor
📸 / Video Editor

On Nov. 14, TCNJ Jazz Ensemble took the Kendall Hall Stage for their performance, “Synergy 1: Celebrating Togetherness.”...
25/11/2025

On Nov. 14, TCNJ Jazz Ensemble took the Kendall Hall Stage for their performance, “Synergy 1: Celebrating Togetherness.”

The show, conducted by Doug Beavers, a professor at the College, also featured the College’s Jazz Quintets, who improvised a performance together.

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🖋️ & 📸 Devyn Briones, Staff Writer

Student-run radio station WTSR 91.3 will be installing a new soundboard in the old box office in the Brower Student Cent...
22/11/2025

Student-run radio station WTSR 91.3 will be installing a new soundboard in the old box office in the Brower Student Center. The move allows the station to have more visibility to students, who can watch live shows unfold as they pass through the student center.

Broadcasting from the new studio will begin in the Spring semester Mondays through Fridays until 4 p.m.

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🖋️ & 📸 Kayla Cox, Correspondent

Across Mercer County, local businesses and organizations have begun their own food donation program in order to assist i...
22/11/2025

Across Mercer County, local businesses and organizations have begun their own food donation program in order to assist individuals and families impacted by recent changes in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funding.

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🖋️ Raeanne Raccagno, News Editor
📸 Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Check out the latest issue of the Signal!🗞️Inside: The latest campus and local news, sports updates and more!
22/11/2025

Check out the latest issue of the Signal!🗞️
Inside: The latest campus and local news, sports updates and more!

An exhibit called “Mirrors of Perception: Distorting Images of Reality” recently opened in the College’s Art and Interac...
21/11/2025

An exhibit called “Mirrors of Perception: Distorting Images of Reality” recently opened in the College’s Art and Interactive Multimedia Building. The exhibit came to be through a partnership between the College’s Exhibition Design and Production course and the MA Curatorial Studies program at Goethe University Frankfurt in Germany.

Make sure to stop by AIMM 102 before Dec. 5 from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesdays through Thursdays, and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Sundays to see the exhibit for yourself.

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🖋️ Abigail Holliday, Copy Editor
📸 Courtesy of Abigail Holliday

On Nov. 3, the College’s Korean Student Association held its fifth annual ‘Chuseok’ celebration, which brought together ...
20/11/2025

On Nov. 3, the College’s Korean Student Association held its fifth annual ‘Chuseok’ celebration, which brought together multiple student and local organizations to celebrate and spotlight Korean culture.

The holiday, also known as Korean Thanksgiving Day, was celebrated in Brower Student Center Room 100 with music, traditional Korean food, performances and Korean street games.

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✒️ Anna Miele, Correspondent
📸 Courtesy of Zach Diaz

“The College released housing updates on November 5th that outlines three main new updates. These changes include allowi...
20/11/2025

“The College released housing updates on November 5th that outlines three main new updates. These changes include allowing different cohorts to share a living space, added air conditioning to resident halls, and a tiered housing system. Between added air conditioning and additional costs up to $1,000 for the Townhouses, Eickhoff Hall, Phelps and Hausdoerffer, this new plan is ultimately too pricy.”

Opinions expressed by the author are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Signal or its staff.

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🖋️ Tasnim Oyshi, Staff Writer
📸 , Video Editor

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