The Communication Department honored four University graduates for their personal and professional achievements during an induction ceremony into the Alumni Academy’s first inaugural class.
Publication: Volume 85 (Fall 2013 - Spring 2014)
Volume 85 (Fall 2013 – Spring 2014)
“Veronica Mars” Captures Fans Again
Of all the feisty teenage heroines that have populated television culture in recent years, perhaps none were more quick-witted or unflinchingly self-aware than high school detective Veronica Mars. Played with a familiar snarky attitude by the pitch perfect Kristen Bell, Veronica was revived from a premature television graveyard to solve one more mystery on March 14 in the film adaptation, “Veronica Mars.”
SAB Raises Awareness of the Dangers of Distracted Driving and Driving Under the Influence
The University’s Student Activities Board (SAB) provided driving under the influence (DUI) and texting while driving simulators in the Rebecca Stafford Student Center (RSSC) to raise awareness about the dangers of drinking and/or texting while driving. The simulators allowed students to experience the risks of these occurances while driving through a virtual video game.
THIRD TIME IS THE CHARM FOR STUDENT RECORD LABEL
The University’s student-run record label, Blue Hawk Records, will be dropping their third EP and hosting a live show outside the Rebecca Stafford Student Center on Wednesday, April 30. Having already launched two successful compilations since the label’s inception in 2013, Professor Joe Rapolla and his Music Industry students are currently working hard to write, record, and deliver new tracks.
Wes Anderson’s “Grand” Adventure
The films of director Wes Anderson have always had a sort of architectural sense to them, with every minute detail, from the dialogue to the music to the stance and position a character is standing in a shot, being meticulously crafted and constructed as a small piece of a greater, more elaborate whole.
Students Study Art in Greece
Eighteen students studied ancient art in Greece during a 10-day spring break trip along with professors, family and alumni.
Sprucing Up For Spring
Tips and Tricks to Get Yourself in the Mood for the New Season
Spring has officially sprung, but have you transitioned from winter? With cooler temperatures and constant reminders of the past season, it may be difficult to get yourself out of that winter slump. But, if you try these simple tricks, you may find yourself revitalized and ready for sunshine and a new beginning.
Give Old Clothes New Life with Vinted
College students are known for several things, such as: sleeping way too late, eating way too much, drinking on the weekdays and being absolutely broke. We are constantly complaining about how we have no money to spend on anything. Well, here’s a simple way to earn some quick cash and do a little spring cleaning as well.
Career Services Visits Software House International
Will Hill, the Assistant Dean of Career Services and Jeffrey Mass, the Career Counselor, visited the offices of Software House International (SHI), a software development company with corporate offices in Somerset, New Jersey on February 26th. SHI currently employs 30 University alumni which all have full-time positions. Jeff DeModna, their Senior Corporate Recruiter, and other […]
NJ’s Most Expensive Budget Plan Unvield for 2014-2015 Fiscal Year
Major Costs Include: State Workers’ Pensions and $159 Million Set Aside for Higher Education Expenses
NJ Gov. Chris Christie proposed a $34.4 billion budget, the state’s most expensive budget ever, on Feb. 24.