In addition to literary scholars and critics, the faculty in the Department of English includes poets, novelists, biographers, professional writers, and journalists. So who better to ask to recommend a good book to read?

Doug Smith ’76, Gary “Bennie” Adams ’77, Bruce Chinery ’77, and Greg Ficarra ’77 became close friends while living on Wolfe 2 
in the mid 1970s; more than three decades later, those friendships remain every bit as strong.

Old and young, rising stars and fabled legends, jazzbos, rockers, and troubadours—all sorts of performers left their mark on the students of Trenton State in the 1970s.

Some readers have their say. Find out how you can, too.

Is the Buffett Rule the best way to reduce economic inequality in the United States? We asked a group of faculty experts to weigh in on tax fairness, income equality, and the economic, political, and philosophical implications such a tax code change might have.

Sharon Pfluger ’82 has built two sports dynasties—and one big, extended family—
at her alma mater.

We found this picture in the college archives. Can you help us determine where and when it was taken?

The programming created from this grant will allow TCNJ to train the state’s educators to meet the“linguistic, social, and academic needs” of the state’s language minority students.

In an effort to reduce TCNJ’s greenhouse gas emissions, the President’s Climate Commitment Committee recently launched a carpooling website.