The TCNJ baseball team snapped its five-game losing streak with a home win over Stockton on April 10. Strong pitching from Jesse Beer and timely hitting led to a final score of 7-3. The Lions now prepare for an upcoming doubleheader against Montclair State.
The TCNJ women’s tennis team continued its winning streak with victories over New Paltz and William Paterson on April 11. The Lions remain undefeated this season as they prepare to face No. 35 NYU next.
The TCNJ baseball team was defeated by Stockton on April 9 after being held to three hits. Stockton’s strong pitching and batting led them to a decisive victory. TCNJ will face Stockton again at home on Friday.
Marissa Lucca scored eight goals as TCNJ defeated Kean in women’s lacrosse on Apr. 8. The Lions improved their record while several players achieved personal milestones during the match.
The TCNJ softball team lost both games of its doubleheader against No. 23 Rowan, each going into extra innings. Despite strong pitching performances from Maya Knasiak and Sairah Llano, late rallies were not enough for victories. The Lions now prepare for an upcoming road trip.
The College of New Jersey softball team lost both games of its doubleheader against nationally ranked Stockton on April 14. Despite holding leads early in each matchup, late rallies by Stockton secured them victories over TCNJ.
Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman used her social media accounts between April 15-17, 2026 to address concerns about GOP-backed voting restrictions and government surveillance legislation delays.
Kerri McCarthy was named an ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge award recipient for her leadership in nonpartisan voter engagement at The College of New Jersey. Her work included leading initiatives like registration drives and organizing statewide events supporting student participation.
Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman marked Vaisakhi with a message about charity and unity on April 14 before turning to sharp criticism of former President Donald Trump’s proposed budget and his actions as president on April 15.
A student team at The College of New Jersey won $30,000 for developing Nari—a mental health app—in this year’s Mayo Business Plan Competition. Their project aims at bridging gaps between clinic visits for better patient support.