Speaker claims American news media exhibits a pro-Israel bias
On Thursday night an advocacy and research group called "If Americans Knew" visited campus, speaking to a packed, tense audience ...
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Police watch: Allegations of profiling by Middletown Police inspire ongoing discussions
Concerns surrounding the Middletown Police Department (MPD) response to a Phi Beta Sigma-sponsored event on Sept. 16 have sparked student ...
Stabbing on campus
A non-University attendee stabbed a guest of a student in the arm as a party held at the Psi Upsilon ...
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Over the weekend of Oct. 7 the WestCo Café, maintained and managed by WestCo residents, was vandalized. Water sprinkler pipes ...
Professor Wu joins faculty, embraces liberal arts schooling
This fall, the Asian Languages and Literature Department and East Asian Studies Program welcomed Shengqing Wu as an assistant professor. ...
Yes Men use satire to question, disturb
"Turn all those skeletons in your closet into... GOLDEN skeletons!" cheered a Dow Chemicals representative lecturing at the staid International ...
Homecoming Weekend visitors met with overcrowded seminars
Aside from spending time with family members, eating food at the Taste of Middlesex County on Foss Hill, and attending ...
Food for thought: Workers concerned about upcoming dining bid
The United Student Labor Action Coalition (USLAC) sponsored a student-worker forum last night to address worries, ideas and experiences related ...
Professor examines failure in Iraq
Professor of International Politics Martha Crenshaw said that the Bush Administrations policies in the fight against terrorism are ideal and ...
Culliton discusses updated plans for University Center
Parents and alumni gathered on Saturday to hear Dean of Campus Programs and future University Center Director Rick Culliton's presentation ...