Reading “The Richest Man in Babylon” by George S. Clason is a surefire way to place yourself on the path to great wealth…well, at least it would’ve been if you had lived during Babylonian times.
Publication: Volume 83 (Fall 2011 - Spring 2012)
Volume 83 (Fall 2011 – Spring 2012)
Dancing to a Latin Beat at Woods Theatre
Forget “Dancing With the Stars.” University students and faculty danced around the world as the Juan Calderon’s Cultural Explosion Dance Company presented 10 different dances from the Hispanic culture at the Lauren K. Woods Theatre on September 28.
Here Comes the Sun
Seven Buildings on Campus to Have Solar Panels Installed
The University has announced its plan to install solar panels on seven campus buildings through a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) before the end of the year.
Women Rule Primetime TV Among Other Shows of ‘Interest’
Autumn is back in swing, but the other change in the air is the new television season.
Former N.J. Governor to Serve as 2011-2012 Public Servant in Residence
Brendan Byrne, who served as the 47th Governor of the State of New Jersey from 1974 to 1982, will take on a new role as the University’s Public Servant in Residence for the 20112012 academic year.
Lorraine Warren: The Original Ghost Hunter
Paranormalist Tells Her Experiences to Over 250 People in Wilson Hall
It is that time of year again. With Halloween only a few weeks away, the hot topics are all things spooky and scary. Ghosts, demons and things that go bump in the night are out to scare the unsuspecting. One woman witnessed firsthand the frightening side of the paranormal and shared her experiences with students.
Einstein’s Last Opera
Has Einstein’s Theory of Special Relativity actually been refuted? Just last week, an international collaboration of physicists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, CERN, dared to find out.
Community Garden Reports 8.2% Increase in Food Production
The University’s Community Garden, a field study project initiated by former Graduate student Sean Foran in 2010, experienced an 8.2% increase on top of their primary goal of 1,000 pounds of food grown, which was then donated to local organizations, this past summer.
Student Activities Host Trip to New York
Students Visit Ellis Island, Battery Park and the Statue of Liberty
There was an opportunity for University students to attend a trip set up by Student Activities to New York City on Sunday, September 25.
Professor Recognized for Work in Experiential Education
The University’s Dr. Rekha Datta, professor of political science, was selected last month to receive the Outstanding Leader in Experiential Education: Higher Education Award from the National Society for Experiential Education (NSEE).