Scientists should counter the myth of biological race | Opinion by TCNJ biology and history faculty in The Philadelphia Inquirer
Empathy, smarts, and a bit of luck put Briana Brown on a path to diversify the field of genetic counseling
From research into vaccine hesitancy to reimagining a symphony, TCNJ’s summer research projects are making waves
New Jersey officials urge people to take COVID precautions, even once vaccinated — Interim Science Dean Amanda Norvell speaks with 6ABC news
Political Immunity: TCNJ professors take a shot at explaining how a vaccine for COVID-19 has turned political.
Biology Professor Leeann Thornton Receives $200,000 Two-Year Federal Award For Research on Plant Stress Responses
Three School of Science Physics Professors Receive Over $500k in Federal Grants to Study Geology, Optical Microstructures, and Atmospheric Science
Two School of Science Computer Science Professors Receive Funding for Research on Machine Learning and Curriculum Development
TCNJ Biology Alumnus Wins Prestigious American Society of Plant Taxonomists Research Award for Undergraduate Scholars
TCNJ School of Science Stands in Solidarity and Challenges Itself to Enact Change Towards Inclusive Excellence
Physics professor Lauranne Lanz uncovers something new about jumbo galaxies that has the astronomy world spinning
Meals on Wheels volunteers are staying home because of covid-19. College kids like TCNJ’s Nate Byrnes are filling the gap—The Washington Post
How an idle conversation about the weather helped this team solve a mystery – and pen a children’s book
Poachers and habitat loss are endangering these N.J. snakes. This professor works to keep the reptiles safe
Bio Students Bet Their Tracking of an Endangered Snake in New Jersey’s Pine Barrens Will Aid in Conservation
Team Led by TCNJ Computer Science Chair Awarded NSF Grant to Support Multidisciplinary Approach to Improving Undergraduate Learning
TCNJ Physics Major Awarded National Award from the American Institute of Physics’ Society of Physics Students
Annual Barbara Meyers Pelson Lecture Focuses on the Integration of the Humanities and Arts with the Sciences, Mathematics, and Engineering
TCNJ Biology Major Interviewed by CBS New York – New Jersey College’s Student EMS Service Helping To Save Their Classmates’ Lives
School of Science Hosts National Science Foundation Program Officer to Speak on Creating a More Diverse and Inclusive Computing Community
School of Science Dean Jeff Osborn honored by the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Presentation on Real World Data, Healthcare, and Patient Outcomes Kicks-off the 2018-2019 TCNJ-Novo Nordisk Lecture Series
Clues from a student’s research at one New Jersey cemetery puts the famed 1918 pandemic into a local context
TCNJ wins NSF Grant to Enhance its High-Performance Computing Cluster and Support Computational Research and Education
TCNJ Wins a to Create a New High-Speed Network to Support Data-intensive Science Research and Education
