The Political Science Club hosted their third Poli-Tea of the year. Poli-Tea is a new tradition of the club, an ongoing event series that they created to promote various discussions over a cup of tea. Last Tuesday many students joined in the Terrell Boardroom in Bey Hall to enjoy a cup of Masala Chai tea, cookies, some Indian sweets and listen to students stories from their trip to India over winter break.
Hurricane Joaquin is tracking. Rain, gale force gusts, and even flooding in some areas of New Jersey thus far. Natives of Monmouth and Ocean County have been warned. Could Joaquin be Sandy’s pissed off little brother? While some are panicking, surfers are frothing. New Jersey has seen more than two weeks of consistent swell and for our small state that is unheard of. Swell means rideable waves, correct? Not quite. Out of the two week long swell period, I can count on one hand how many surf sessions were not brutalized by the strong northeast winds. Wind and waves, both must agree with each other.
On Sunday, Dec. 5, 2021, the Delta Phi chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma hosted their annual philanthropy event, “Mr. Phi Sig.” The event was hosted to raise money for the organization’s philanthropy, The Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation. The dazzling event was emceed by the vibrant Kass Ketcho of the University’s track and field team, and […]
