Biden dominates Trump in NJ — but not in these red counties
We're "never going to see an election as impassioned as this one has been," one political science professor tells us.
The College of New Jersey
COVID-19 may have bigger impact on enrollment in 2021
Much of the application and acceptance process for fall 2020 occurred before the coronavirus emergency impacted New Jersey.
NJ colleges planning for fall, COVID-19 could ruin it all
"We are very serious about the nature and the power of COVID-19," Kathryn Foster, president of The College of New Jersey, said during a hearing held by the Assembly Higher Education Committee.
TCNJ to make standardized test scores optional starting in '21
School officials say it was a front-burner discussion even before the COVID-19 pandemic hit.
TCNJ launching peer-to-peer helpline for mental health help
About 30 students are receiving the necessary training to handle the line.
What do colleges look for on a prospective student's application?
You may be surprised to learn that colleges look at more than just grades and test scores when reviewing a prospective student's application.
TCNJ event calls out 'rape culture' in fight against sex assault
An event Tuesday identifies the everyday behaviors and mindsets that may be contributing to the problem.
Students are on call to handle medical emergencies at NJ colleges
They can do essentially everything except transport a patient to the hospital.
NJ teen was homeless. Now he's been accepted by 18 colleges
A Jersey City high school senior has been accepted at TCNJ, his top choice.
New food pantry aims to help TCNJ students, surrounding community
The new facility has now been open for a week, and its organizers are pleased with how its first couple of days have gone.