Metal icons All That Remains released their ninth album, Victim of The New Disease, on Nov. 9. It took me a few weeks to listen to it, because I knew there would be tears involved.
Publication: Volume 91 (Fall 2018 - Spring 2019)
Volume 91 (Fall 2018 – Spring 2019)
Partisanship in American Politics Causing Disunity
The University’s Polling Institute found that few Americans feel that the nation will become more united in the coming year, in a recent poll released on Tuesday, Nov. 27.
New Jersey Legislature Addresses Virtual Payments
A bill to prohibit businesses from refusing to accept cash from customers and requiring them to pay electronically was introduced to the New Jersey Legislature, on Monday, Dec. 3.
Uncharted Territory: Women in Male-Dominated Sports Positions
A woman announcing a National Football League (NFL) game? This is undoubtedly what most people thought around the country during a Monday night football game this season. Hearing the voice of a female announcer was and is still very new in the sports world, especially in male dominated sports. It is not just announcing, but refereeing as well.
10 Things to Let Go of Before the New Year
How much stress are you carrying around? Do you feel burdened by life’s circumstances and emotional issues? Is school work, projects and studying sending you over the edge?
Editors Talk “Going Green”
In recent years, climate change has resulted in a wide range of impacts, such as rising global temperatures that have melted polar ice caps and caused sea levels to rise. Human health, agriculture, food security, water supply, transportation, energy and ecosystems are all components impacted by climate change. Many scientists and climatologists believe that the spike in natural disasters over recent years, such as Hurricane Harvey and the wild fires in California, are a direct consequence of global warming.
Howell Announced as New Director of Development
David Howell has been hired by the University as the new Director of Development for the Leon Hess Business School (LBHS) as of Aug. 20.
Public Servant-in-Residence Panel at Wilson Auditorium
The University hosted its second open-forum panel discussion with the Public Servant-in-Residence program on bridging the partisan divide in Wilson Auditorium on Friday, Nov. 30.
University Participates in Giving Tuesday
The University participated in Giving Tuesday, the Tuesday after Thanksgiving dedicated to creating an international day of charitable giving at the beginning holiday season, last Tuesday, Nov. 27.
Measles Outbreak Spreads Across NJ
Eighteen People Infected With Measles Across New Jersey
Eighteen people are infected with measles in Passaic County since the outbreak began in Ocean County, according to a recent report published by the Asbury Park Press on Saturday, Dec. 1.