The Art of Teaching is an exhibition two years in the making: a collaboration between the Education Gallery at Grounds for Sculpture and the Art Honor Society at The College of New Jersey (Kappa Pi). The artists in this exhibition seek to find the connection between the work they do as both artists and educators. On…
The College to Host Mercer County Event in Conjunction with Opening of David Sarnoff Collection
EWING, N.J.—The College of New Jersey is thrilled to host Mercer County as they hold their third in a series of special programs commemorating the 175th Anniversary of its founding with a daylong symposium that explores the County’s important role in technological innovation. “Mercer Makes: Innovation and Technology in the CapitalCounty” will look at some…
PHILADANCO and Joan Myers Brown at The College of New Jersey
The College of New Jersey Center for the Arts is thrilled to be hosting The Philadelphia Dance Company (PHILADANCO), who will be on campus on Friday, September 20, 2013, for an afternoon lecture from 11:30-12:20 in Mayo Concert Hall and an evening performance at 7:30PM in the Kendall Main Stage Theater. The lecture, which is…
Sarnoff Collection to Open on October 2
On October 2, TCNJ will open a major exhibition that explores the state’s pioneering contributions to the electronics industry. Innovations That Changed the World traces the history of telecommunications from the invention of radio to the dawn of information age using objects drawn from TCNJ’s David Sarnoff Collection. This world-class assemblage of artifacts, named after the chairman…
Sarnoff Collection at The College of New Jersey to Open Inaugural Exhibition
The College of New Jersey is pleased to announce the opening this October of a major exhibition that explores the state’s pioneering contributions to the electronics industry. “Innovations That Changed the World”, opening Wednesday, October 2 at 12:00 p.m. in Roscoe West, traces the history of telecommunications from the invention of radio to the dawn of…
Exhibition Curated by Art & Art History Professor Profiled in Wall Street Journal
“Between Princely India & the British Raj: The Photography of Raja Deen Dayal,” an exhibition set at the Royal Ontario Museum and curated in part by TCNJ Art and Art History Professor Dr. Deborah Hutton, was profiled in the Wall Street Journal on July 9, 2013.
New Jersey Council for the Humanities Awards Major Grant to The College of New Jersey Art Gallery
The College of New Jersey is pleased to announce that the New Jersey Council for the Humanities (NJCH) has awarded a grant of $10,700 to the Art Gallery and Department of Art and Art History to fund the project Art Amongst War: Visual Culture in Afghanistan, 1979-2014, a series of five public programs and an…
Two TCNJ Communication Studies Alumni Create Hurricane Sandy Documentary
In late October 2012, documentary filmmaker Andrew Pearson hoped to capture a simple time lapse of a passing storm through his apartment window in New Brunswick, New Jersey. As the days progressed, news and weather stations began reporting on the increasing severity of the storm, and residents along the coast of New Jersey were urged…
Find Out What’s Happening in Communication Studies!
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Interactive Multimedia Professor Collaborates with Local Elementary School to Celebrate Diversity
We have all heard the stories behind the religious holiday traditions of Christmas, Easter, Hanukkah, and Passover. We know to buy menorahs and candy canes and to dye eggs and spin dreidels. But what do we know about holidays like Guru Nanak’s Day, Eid al-Adha, or Diwali? Who knew that Sun Dance is much more…
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