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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].

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
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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
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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
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“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

The College’s student art galleries recently held the opening reception on Nov. 12 for seniors Anna Cook, Dylan Manfre, ...
19/11/2025

The College’s student art galleries recently held the opening reception on Nov. 12 for seniors Anna Cook, Dylan Manfre, Sky Stewart and Doris Yan, each of whom brought their own styles, techniques, materials and themes to the unique second installment of the Senior Solo Series.

The exhibit will be available for viewing from now till Dec. 5 in AIMM rooms 119 and 111.

🖋️ Sky Pinkett, Staff Writer
📸 Courtesy of Dylan Manfre, Doris Yan, Anna Cook and Sky Stewart

The College Union Board brought rapper A Boogie Wit da Hoodie to perform in the Recreation Center on Tuesday, Nov. 11 to...
13/11/2025

The College Union Board brought rapper A Boogie Wit da Hoodie to perform in the Recreation Center on Tuesday, Nov. 11 to a sold-out crowd. Check out these photos captured by our Video Editor, Andre Paras.

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Interested in joining The Signal? Submit a letter of intent for an editorial position! Letters are due by 11/23 at 11:59...
13/11/2025

Interested in joining The Signal? Submit a letter of intent for an editorial position! Letters are due by 11/23 at 11:59pm and should be sent to [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you! 🗞️

When five sophomores of the College noticed a considerable lack of Guatemalan representation on campus, they passionatel...
11/11/2025

When five sophomores of the College noticed a considerable lack of Guatemalan representation on campus, they passionately built the Guatemalan Student Association, or GUASA. Almost two years later, they have built connections with the Latin American organizations on campus, and are working on growing their presence within the wider Trenton community.

GUASA, which became a Recognized Student Organization in February 2024, has since been providing cultural tradition and education for Latin American students, as well as those just wanting to learn more about the culture.

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🖋️ Ashley Ragone, Features Editor
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Though the fall colors are now fading, our photographers have captured beautiful moments across campus. Best of luck wit...
10/11/2025

Though the fall colors are now fading, our photographers have captured beautiful moments across campus. Best of luck with the rest of the semester!

📸 Kit Ackerman / Staff Photographer
📸 / Social Media Manager
📸 / Video Editor
📸 Brooke Zevon / Staff Photographer
📸 Nick Decesare / Staff Photographer
📸 Corinne Evans Prochazka / Staff Photographer

As journalists, we constantly hear the warning bells about artificial intelligence taking our jobs, which have been grou...
07/11/2025

As journalists, we constantly hear the warning bells about artificial intelligence taking our jobs, which have been grouped into the “creative works” genre. While some governments and public leaders utilize AI for good, others have joined the ranks of wrongdoers who exploit the emerging technology’s power, and there is not enough outrage.

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