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Gabrielle Byrnes Makes Fall 2020 Dean's List at Adelphi University in New York GARDEN CITY, NY (03/03/2021)-- Gabrielle Byrnes of Voorhees, NJ, has been named to Adelphi University's fall 2020 Dean's List. Byrnes was among a select group of outstanding students recognized by Adelphi's deans of Arts and Sciences, Education and Health Science, Business, Nursing and Public Health, Social Work and Psychology for superior academic performance. The list comprises full-time students-registered for 12 or more credits-who have completed at least nine graded credits and achieved a GPA of 3.5 or above for the semester. This recognition becomes part of the student's academic record and is entered into the individual's transcript. Alyssa Donato of Cedarville Named to 2021 Kutztown University Softball Team KUTZTOWN, PA (03/03/2021)-- Kutztown... Read more →

GLASSBORO, NJ – When Jess Durnian came to Rowan, she was an Exploratory Studies major. Now, the Health Promotion and Fitness Management graduate is a Moral Welfare and Recreation (MWR) Fitness Coordinator for the U.S. Navy. The former Prof women’s soccer player works at the Naval Weapons Station Earle. The station’s Mainside is located in Colts Neck, NJ and the Waterfront is in the Leonardo section of Middletown, NJ. The main duty of her job is to provide fitness and sports recreational activities to Active Duty personnel and their families. She started her career as a MWR Recreation Assistant and moved up to MWR Recreation Specialist (Facility Coordinator). Durnian was a MWR Recreation Specialist then a MWR Community Recreation Director before her current position. “I... Read more →

Spring 2020 Dean's Award with Distinction HAMILTON, NY (11/20/2020)-- Students who receive a term grade point average of 3.6 or higher while completing at least three courses for a conventional letter grade during the spring 2020 semester earn the Dean's Award with Distinction. The following students in your area have earned the Dean's Award with Distinction from Colgate: Kelly Glenn is a Environmental Studies major at Colgate who graduated from Mainland Regional High School, and is from Linwood, NJ (08221) Adam Zaharoni is a Geology major at Colgate who graduated from Pennsbury High School, and is from Cinnaminson, PA (08077) Akhil Giri is a Biology major at Colgate who graduated from Moorestown High School, and is from Moorestown, NJ (08057) Jordyn Gross is a Geography... Read more →

By Bethany Blankley | The Center Square Gloucestercitynews.net files (The Center Square) – Conservative students on college campuses across the U.S. are more likely to self-censor than their more liberal classmates out of fear of backlash or retribution, according to a first-of-its-kind student survey commissioned by RealClearEducation and the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE). The survey is the largest of its kind – canvasing 20,000 students at 55 U.S. colleges and universities about their experiences with free speech on campuses. Conducted by College Pulse, the survey ranks schools according to how open and tolerant students say they are, among several other criteria, and includes numerous student comments about their experiences. “A university should be a lively marketplace of ideas – a place where... Read more →

August 6, 2020 Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on a New York Times column attacking St. Serra: On September 23, 2015, Pope Francis canonized Junípero Serra, the 18th century Spanish priest who courageously defended the human rights of Indians in North America. A week later the New York Times maligned St. Serra in a front-page story by Laura M. Holson, "Sainthood of Serra Reopens Wounds in Colonialism in California." She said that "Historians agree that he [Serra] forced Native Americans to abandon their tribal culture and convert to Christianity, and that he had them whipped and imprisoned and sometimes worked or tortured to death." This was a bald-face lie. As I will show, the newspaper's response to my criticism was astoundingly unconvincing. Now this... Read more →

PHOENIXVILLE, Penn. (Jan. 13, 2020) – Senior guard Fatimah Williams scored a game-high 18 points, including the 1,000th of her career, as the Rutgers University-Camden women’s basketball team rolled to a 66-55 victory over the University of Valley Forge in a non-conference game here Monday night. The victory was the fourth straight for the 9-5 Scarlet Raptors, while the Patriots fell to 2-7 with their fifth consecutive loss. Williams, the Raptors’ team captain, became the 14th player in program history to join the elite 1,000-point club. The last player to accomplish that feat, Gabby Greene, reached 1,000 points during her senior year last season (Nov. 18, 2018) and finished fifth on the program’s scoring list with 1,295 points. Williams also became the second Rutgers-Camden basketball... Read more →

CAMDEN CITY, N.J (Jan. 8, 2020) – Freshman guard/forward Jalissa Pitts scored a game-high 22 points and addeda career-high 13 rebounds for her first collegiate double-double as she led the Rutgers University-Camden women’s basketball team to its first New Jersey Athletic Conference win of the season here Wednesday night with a 63-52 victory over Ramapo College. The win was the second straight for the Scarlet Raptors, who improved to 7-5 overall and 1-5 in the NJAC. Ramapo, which has lost four straight, fell to 8-5 overall and 2-4 in the conference. Rutgers-Camden leads the all-time series, 41-22, and has won its last five games against Ramapo. The two teams traded leads eight times and were tied once in the first half before the Scarlet Raptors... Read more →

PRESSLEY, WARE, KENNEDY, McNICHOLS, PETERSON AND WOODBURY TO BE FEATURED RICHARD STOCKTON’S SCOTT BITTNER TO BE GUEST SPEAKER The Albert Carino Boys Basketball Club has announced that the first meeting of the season (Captain’s Day) will be Wednesday, January 8th at the Crowne Plaza, Route 70 and Cuthbert Blvd., Cherry Hill starting at 11:30 A.M. RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED and may be made by calling Jason Lewer, Treasurer (609-706-7069) or Jack Mongulla, President (856-461-8800), or emailing the Club at basketballclub@comcast.net. The Club will honor Tesean Pressley (Haddon Heights), Lance Ware (Camden), Connor Kennedy (Lenape), Justin McNichols (Clearview), Rob Peterson (Pitman) and DJ Woodbury (Burlington City) at the luncheon. Coach Scott BittnerRichard Stockton University Scott Bittner is in his fourth year as Stockton’s head men’s basketball coach... Read more →

​ CAMDEN. N.J. (Dec. 4, 2019) – Just when it seemed like the Rutgers University-Camden women’s basketball team was going to survive after digging itself a deep hole, Stockton University came back to outlast the Scarlet Raptors, 60-55, in a New Jersey Athletic Conference game here Wednesday night. The Ospreys, who improve to 4-2 overall and 1-1 in the NJAC, scored the first seven points of the game and took a 16-4 lead with less than three minutes remaining in the opening quarter. In the last 2:10 of the first quarter, however, the Scarlet Raptors went on a 7-1 run, paced by six points from senior guard Fatimah Williams and a foul shot from sophomore forward Breanna Ettrick. The Scarlet Raptors (5-2 overall, 0-2 NJAC)... Read more →

By Raymond Rolak | CNBNews Sports The 2019 Marathon Mid-American Conference Football Championship will feature Miami versus Central Michigan on Saturday, Dec. 7, at Noon ET. The contest will mark the 23rd annual championship game for the MAC and will mark the 16th neutral site game at Ford Field in downtown Detroit. The 2019 Marathon MAC Football Championship Game will showcase the East Division Champion Miami RedHawks against the West Division Champion Central Michigan Chippewas. Central Michigan (8-4, 6-2 MAC) clinched the MAC West Division title with a 49-7 win over Toledo on Nov. 29. Central Michigan will be making its first trip to Detroit since 2009 and the program’s fourth appearance in the Marathon MAC Football Championship Game. The Chips have won three previous... Read more →

By Raymond Rolak | CNBNews (Gloucestercitynews.net)LAHAINA, MAUI (Nov. 27, 2019)---- In the second round game during the Maui Jim Maui Invitational, MSU bested Georgia 93-85. When asked about the team’s conversation last night leading up to the game, Cassius Winston said, “We just focused on a lot, just focused within ourselves. We got all the pieces. We got everything we need to be a really good team. Everyone’s going to bring their best each every night.” State is definitely growing as a team. On the season, the Spartans are now 4-2. Kansas beat BYU 71-56. Kansas head Coach Bill Self said post-game, “Well that was a hard team to guard. And early in the game they had us on our heels the first 10-minutes.” Dayton... Read more →

NEW YORK, N.Y. (Nov. 23, 2019) – Isaac Destin left his imprint all over the latest victory for the Rutgers University-Camden men’s basketball team, from start to finish. The Scarlet Raptors’ senior forward collected a game-high 28 points and a game- and career-high 17 rebounds as Rutgers-Camden outlasted the City College of New York, 73-68, in a non-conference game here Saturday. The win lifts the Scarlet Raptors to 3-1 for the first time since the 2014-15 campaign, already passing their win total from last season’s 2-23 record. The Beavers fall to 0-4. With CCNY holding an early 14-9 lead, Destin scored the next seven Raptor points as they surged back into a 16-16 tie. Moments later, they took the lead for good, 18-16, on a... Read more →

LANGHORNE, Penn. (Nov. 16, 2019) – Senior captain Fatimah Williams scored the first five points of thegame on her way to a career-high 32 points and the Rutgers University-Camden women’s basketball team never trailed as it completed a two-day tournament sweep with a 69-48 victory over the host team at the Cairn Invitational Tip-Off Mixer here Saturday. Rutgers-Camden improved to 3-0 and was the lone undefeated team at the two-day Cairn event, which also included visitors Geneva College and Penn State-Lehigh Valley. In the day’s other action, Penn State-Lehigh Valley went overtime to outlast Geneva, 96-91. Cairn, the host team, went 0-2 at its own mixer to fall to 0-4. Williams shot 14-for-18 from the floor, including 2-for-4 from three-point range, on her way to... Read more →

SCHUYLKILL, Penn. (Nov. 12, 2019) – Senior guard Fatimah Williams scored a game-high 27 points as she continues her march toward the career 1,000-point milestone, freshman guard/forward Jalissa Pitts notched 25 points and freshman forward/center Kayla Newton collected a double-double in their first collegiate games and junior guard Shane Holmes tied her career high with nine assists to lead the Rutgers University-Camden women’s basketball team to a season-opening 85-70 victory over Penn State-Schuylkill here Tuesday night. The Scarlet Raptors have now won their season opener for five straight seasons, while the Nittany Lions fall to 0-3. PSU-Schuylkill held a 21-18 lead after one quarter, but the Scarlet Raptors went on a 20-11 second-quarter surge to grab a 38-32 halftime lead. They took the lead for... Read more →

Today, NJ Advance Media published columnist Steve Politi’s provocative story about an unknown New Jersey lawsuit that nearly changed amateur sports forever. John Suk was coaching a junior varsity baseball game for Bound Brook High School when he told a player to slide into third base. What happened next – a sickening “POP!” and a serious ankle fracture – set off a seven-year legal battle that culminated this spring with a surreal trial in Somerset County. All parties agreed: If Suk was found liable for the injury for making such a routine decision, it could have a dramatic impact on high school athletes and parents, and the men and women who coach our youth teams. Politi, named the nation’s top sports columnist in 2018 by... Read more →

GLENSIDE, Penn. (Nov. 10, 2019) – Senior forward Isaac Destin scored a career-high 33 points to spark the Rutgers University-Camden men’s basketball team to an 89-83 victory over Rosemont College in the consolation game of the Arcadia Tip-Off Tournament here Sunday. The win evened the Scarlet Raptors’ record at 1-1 and gave first-year Head Coach Stuart Pradia his first victory at Rutgers-Camden. Entering the game, the Scarlet Raptors had been 1-5 against Rosemont, playing sporadically over the last 10 years. The Raptor win snapped a two-game winning streak by the Ravens and was only their second win over Rosemont in that time, with the first coming on November 19, 2014 by a 92-90 score in Camden. Trailing, 17-10, midway through the first half, the Scarlet... Read more →

Gloucestercitynews.net--(September 6, 2019)--Life is a beautiful journey, comprising various stages and phases. Each stage of life has its individualistic importance. One may have struck with some health issues due to overburdened life because managing classes, personal commitments, social life, and challenging curriculum is a bit difficult. So there is a need to put the focus on your eating habits to keep a healthy lifestyle while in college. Intake Food: It’s very obvious, your diet is the biggest factor responsible for your health-related issues. A balanced and nutritional diet plan leads to a healthy lifestyle. It’s very importing to develop a healthy food habit with the timeline. College students are free to choose whatever they want to eat. Fast food is very common among students. A... Read more →

CAMDEN CITY, N.J. (Aug. 30, 2019) – Tirelessly building his basketball resume for the past two decades, Stuart Pradia’s basketball journey has taken him all over the United States, including assistant coaching jobs at a pair of New Jersey Athletic Conference schools. He now has a NJAC program to call his own. Stuart Pradia Recently hired as the Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Rutgers-Camden, Pradia will look to build the Scarlet Raptors’ program into a strong NJAC contender. “Camden was a draw for me very early on,” said Pradia, who served as an assistant coach at NJAC opponent Kean University last season. “I knew the program had the potential to be competitive and, given time, a special place. Combine a degree from a prestigious institution... Read more →

AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley and the New World Order - Kai-Fu Lee Summary and Commentary by Lawrence J. Danks Assistant Professor of Business, Camden County College (Gloucestercitynews.net)(July 31, 2019)--Kai-Fu Lee, a major venture capitalist, appeared on Sixty Minutes in July 2019. He described major changes that will be brought about through the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Any student, worker and educational administrator should familiarize themselves with what is likely to happen in the not too distant future, to assist them in proper planning for what’s coming. What follows is an amalgam of Dr. Lee’s (Columbia, Carnegie-Mellon) thoughts accompanied by my commentary. There is no substitute for reading this book however. The purpose of the summary is simply to provide an impetus to do... Read more →

by Jeff Blaylock (gloucestercitynews.net)(May 23, 2019)--Have you already heard about online resources for students? Modern and free web resources fulfill the demand for young people who prefer to learn on their own terms, when they want and where they want. They re-imagines the possibilities of education, providing with the highest-quality learning experiences for people all over the world. It means that you will be able to gain sufficient knowledge in the shorter time and enjoy the learning process since you can start the course at any time, pause it and continue learning when it suits you. image source https://depositphotos.com 4 World-known Resources That Will Turn Learning Into Fun edX edX is one of the biggest and most popular online resources for learning all subjects and... Read more →

If you are thinking of renting a laptop, there are factors you have to examine. You can’t just go to a shop and pick a device that is available at the moment. To get the most out of the money you pay for a rented computer, you have to scrutinise your options. The following are the most important details you have to examine. Specs and performance It’s not advisable to just go to a laptop rental shop, ask the attendant to give you a device, and leave with the device handed to you. It’s imperative to know the technical specifications of the laptop you get. Go for something powerful enough for your needs. If you just want to do regular word processing, something with netbook-like... Read more →

By Raymond Rolak | CNBNews Sports The Bulls to go to the Dollar General Bowl in Mobile Photo courtesy of Dollar General Bowl. DETROIT— Fabulous Ford Field has become a fond venue for coach Rod Carey and his Northern Illinois Huskies. With 1:09 remaining, NIU struck on a 35-yard touchdown pass to defeat the University Buffalo football team, 30-29, in the 2018 Marathon Mid-American Conference Championship game. The final touchdown gave the Huskies their first lead of the game. NIU scored the final 20 points for the impressive comeback. The game, before a sparse crowd was on prime-time television, available to a national audience on ESPN2. NIU wide-receiver Spencer Tears catches TD in the 2018 Marathon MAC Championship game at Ford Field in Detroit. Photo... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA, PA (November 1, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--The smoothie industry is getting a real shake up thanks to the latest offering at Fuel Restaurants in Philadelphia as the brand-new CBD oil smoothie debuts. This particular smoothie is generating all kinds of buzz and interest as the restaurant looks to fulfill its goal of providing healthy, fresh, and fast dining options. These CBD infused smoothies are meant to give customers a way to nourish their mental and physical well-being in a tasty refreshing beverage. Fuel Restaurant Striving to Make Its Mark As Fuel Restaurant's president Rocco Cima comments, this isn't the first time the chain has looked to make a mark. In fact, rather than be a follower in the restaurant business, Fuel Restaurants have always strived to be... Read more →

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CNBNews graphics file (CNBNewsnet)(June 11, 2018)--We live to learn and after many years in a certain you may want to change careers. This may because your priorities in life has changed, you feel stuck in your current career or you are simply look for new and exciting opportunities that will hopefully be more rewarding. Whatever your motivation is, a career change is a huge decision that you should not rush into. A successful career change requires some level of introspection and taking time to reflect on which direction exactly you want to steer your career. Here are tips on how to make a successful career change. Know what you want A common mistake among professionals is confusing the need for a job change with a... Read more →

Galloway, N.J. (May 4, 2018)(CNBNewsnet) - The Lloyd D. Levenson Institute of Gaming, Hospitality & Tourism (LIGHT) at Stockton University will host its 10th annual New Jersey Shorecast at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, May 15th at the Stockton Seaview Hotel & Golf Club. Guest Speaker, Anthony Catanoso, Owner/President of Atlantic City’s Steel Pier will offer a brief commentary on his business, the preparations being made in anticipation of the 2018 tourism season and his expectations/predictions for the year ahead. A panel of experts (Stockton faculty, industry leaders and local gaming, hospitality and tourism advocates) will be asked to answer a series of questions focusing on the gaming, hospitality and tourism industries’ performance in 2017, challenges and emerging trends for the region, and predicted impacts and outcomes... Read more →

source NCAA.com Baseball is one of the few sports where the playing field itself can be different from park to park. Sometimes really, really different. We tracked down six fields that had some of our favorite weird and charming features. Did we miss any? Drop us a line here and let us know your favorites. No. 6: McLane Stadium's outfield hill — East Lansing, Michigan (Photo courtesy of Joel Dinda) Michigan State’s McLane Field wants to make sure its outfielders know they’re approaching the wall. After the warning track, the outfield slopes up at a roughly 30-degree angle to the fence. It's no Tal's Hill, but it defintiely stands out in college baseball. No. 5: Dudy Noble Field’s “Left Field Lounge” — Starkville, Mississippi (Photo... Read more →

image courtesy of www.cnn.com Newswise (CNBNewsnet)— Underage drinking can lead to risky or harmful behaviors that include unintentional and unprotected sex, physical and sexual assault, traffic and other injuries, suicide, homicide, and overdoses. Binge drinking among adults is defined as five drinks consumed during two hours by adult men and four drinks by adult women – typically producing a blood alcohol level (BAL) of ≥0.08%. Adolescents can reach a similar BAL after consuming fewer drinks. This paper explored whether and how different levels of adolescent drinking affected associations with health-risk behaviors. Study authors analyzed past-month drinking and past-month or past-year health-risk behaviors from the 2015 Youth Risk Behavior Survey, respondents to which included 4,646 female students and 4,722 male students in grades 8 through 12.... Read more →

Rayneld M. Johnson By Jacek Adamski | CNBNews Exclusive DETROIT-- On Wednesday, March 28th at noon, Wayne State University is hosting a special fashion event to help celebrate their 150 anniversary. Part of the official WSU Sesquicentennial series of events scheduled to highlight the occasion will be a special showcase that will feature fashions through the past 150 years. Included will be significant costumes and rare artifacts that glimpse and explore a timeline throughout Detroit’s rich fashion history. Form and functionality will be highlighted and some interesting firsts will be stressed. The multi-media presentation will be moderated by Rayneld Johnson, PhD (photo above). Johnson is a senior WSU faculty member in Fashion Design and Merchandising of the James Pearson Duffy Department of Art and Art... Read more →

By Raymond Rolak | CNBNewsnet YPSILANTI-- The Eastern Michigan University Men’s basketball team took a giant step to salvage the 2017-18 season by posting a resounding 85-63 victory over Niagara in the CollegeInsider.com postseason tourney. It is a nice consolation prize after the tough 64-63 last second loss to Toledo in the semi-final at the Mid-American Conference Championship in Cleveland. It is not the NCAA Tournament or even the NIT but EMU could go far in the CIT. Before a sparse crowd, redshirt junior Elijah Minnie had a career-high 29 points. Junior James Thompson IV tallied 20 points and pulled down a team-high 16 rebounds. Senior Tim Bond had a banner night with 11 points, 12 boards, and eight assists, while also adding two steals.... Read more →

CNBNews Staff To be or not to be, this is a question for many students, who consider the possibility of studying through distance learning. This article will reveal all the key issues of this matter. Over the years, distance learning in various forms helped realize the educational aspirations of students who could not or did not want to attend day internal classes. Students are often concerned about the choice of higher education through distant learning because they lack clarity about the pros and cons of this mode of study. It is a good idea to understand the advantages and disadvantages of getting a degree through the distant learning before you decide if you want to go on. You should understand that distant training may not... Read more →

EWING(January 27, 2018)—The Rowan University men’s swimming & diving team captured the 2017-18 New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship with a 167.5-132.5 road win at rival TCNJ on January 27. The victory gave the Profs their second straight conference title and their 15th overall since 1972-73. Due to the fact that the NJAC does not conduct a championship meet in the sport of men’s swimming & diving, the conference title is awarded to the team with the best record in conference dual-meet competition. Rowan claimed the league crown by going undefeated (4-0) in conference meets for the second straight season. The Profs opened the season with conference victories over William Paterson (168-73) and Ramapo (198-76) on back-to-back dates of November 10-11. After a sixty-seven day break... Read more →

PITMAN—The New Jersey Athletic Conference announced its Week 11 Football Players of the Week on November 12. Please click here for the selections ending the week of Saturday, November 11. Read more →

at public universities Center unveils interactive website to empower students, faculty Monday, October 16, 2017 WASHINGTON – College students facing attacks on their freedom of speech will now be able to access practical legal information online. With a mobile-friendly user interface, the Alliance Defending Freedom Center for Academic Freedom’s new website is designed to be the go-to resource for students with questions about their First Amendment freedoms. Explore this new resource at a Facebook Live event Monday at 1:30 p.m. EDT (10:30 a.m. PDT). “Today’s college students are tomorrow’s judges, legislators, teachers, and voters,” said ADF Senior Counsel Casey Mattox, director of the Center for Academic Freedom. “Yet public universities are not only failing to educate the next generation about their First Amendment freedoms, they... Read more →

PITMAN --- The New Jersey Athletic Conference has announced its sixth weekly award winners of the 2017 season in men's and women's soccer, field hockey, volleyball, men's and women's cross country, and women's tennis. The honors cover performances for the week ending October 8. MEN'S SOCCER Offensive Player of the Week: Shane Doherty, Rowan Defensive Player of the Week: Ryan Sprague, Ramapo Rookie of the Week: Chaz Burnett, Montclair State WOMEN'S SOCCER Offensive Player of the Week: Marisa Adelman, William Paterson Defensive Player of the Week: Kelly Wieczerzak, TCNJ Rookie of the Week: Phoebe Bledsoe, Montclair State FIELD HOCKEY Offensive Player of the Week: Elizabeth Morrison, TCNJ Defensive Player of the Week: Sidney Padilla, TCNJ Rookie of the Week: Megan Houser, Kean VOLLEYBALL Player of... Read more →

PITMAN—The New Jersey Athletic Conference announced its Week 6 Football Players of the Week on October 8. (click image to enlarge) Please click here for the selections ending the week of Saturday, October 7. Read more →

Navient Engaged in Unfair and Deceptive Lending and Failed to Offer Proper Repayment Plans to Students HARRISBURG — Attorney General Josh Shapiro filed a lawsuit against the nation’s largest servicer of federal and private student loans, Navient Corporation, and its subsidiary Navient Solutions, LLC, over widespread abuses in their student loan origination and servicing businesses. “Navient’s deceptive practices and predatory conduct harmed student borrowers and put their own profits ahead of the interests of millions of families across our country who are struggling to repay student loans,” Attorney General Shapiro said. “The more businesses like Navient put their bottom line ahead of the interests of their customers and consumers, the more vigilant we will be to protect Pennsylvanians and hold businesses like Navient accountable for... Read more →

PITMAN --- The New Jersey Athletic Conference has announced its fifth weekly award winners of the 2017 season in men's and women's soccer, field hockey, volleyball, men's and women's cross country, and women's tennis. The honors cover performances for the week ending October 1. MEN'S SOCCER Offensive Player of the Week: Fabio DeSousa, Rutgers-Newark Defensive Player of the Week: Will Sjaastad, Rowan Rookie of the Week: Chaz Burnett, Montclair State WOMEN'S SOCCER Offensive Player of the Week: Marisa Adelman, William Paterson Defensive Player of the Week: Shelby Money, Rowan Rookie of the Week: Ana Lucia Silveira, Rutgers-Newark FIELD HOCKEY Offensive Player of the Week: Rachel Galante, Rowan Defensive Player of the Week: Christina Fabiano, TCNJ Rookie of the Week: Kaitlyn Prestinari, Montclair State VOLLEYBALL Player... Read more →

PITMAN—The New Jersey Athletic Conference announced its Week 5 Football Players of the Week on October 1. The selections ending the weeek of Saturday, September 30. Read more →

OWINGS MILLS, MD (07/07/2017)-- Campus Compact announced that Stevenson University junior Psychology major Cory Ott of Bordentown, NJ is one of two students nationwide to earn a full scholarship to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute's Leadership and the American Presidency (LATP) program for Fall 2017. Ott was recently named a Campus Compact 2017 Newman Civic Fellow for his demonstrated commitment in finding solutions for challenges facing communities throughout the country. Each year, Campus Compact collaborates with the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute to provide scholarships to Newman Civic Fellows for the institute's LATP program, aimed at developing the next generation of citizen leaders. "I feel incredibly honored to be rewarded this scholarship and opportunity," said Ott, a native of Bordentown, NJ. "I... Read more →

By Christopher A. Capuano For decades, New Jersey has been one of the highest exporters of college students. Students go to college in other states for lots of reasons. One reason is that New Jersey is a small state and many choices are located within close proximity to its borders -- in Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut… Read more →

By Raymond Rolak | Exclusive for CNBNews DALLAS-- Both teams excel at the skill positions and have explosive scoring potential. The game will be determined by the depth of the Wisconsin line play pitted against the offensive minded enthusiasm of undefeated Western Michigan University. This will determine the 2017 Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic title. The Badgers will meet the Broncos in the 81st edition, in Arlington, Texas at AT&T Stadium on Monday, January 2. This is the first Cotton Bowl Classic for either team. Wisconsin (10-3) and WMU (13-0) have met four times previously, all in Madison and with the Badgers leading the all-time series 3–1. The most recent meeting was on August 31, 2000, when Wisconsin defeated the Broncos, 19–7. It is a classic... Read more →

Austin Darrow I CNBNewsnet The college football bowl season is upon us and it is under lots of scrutiny, between stars sitting out to prep for the draft and because of the sole factor that they’re meaningless games. The NCAA has these bowl games for one reason and one reason only, the money. The student-athletes are being forced to play these games, which does not matter whatsoever. There’s only one way to fix all of this and that’s to get rid of every bowl game that comes before the New Year’s six bowl games. I bet you couldn’t name more than five bowl games that come before New Year’s Day. There’s 34 bowl games that are played from December 17th-30th (One of those are played... Read more →

press release OWINGS MILLS, MD (12/13/2016)-- Stevenson University women's volleyball player Trang Nguyen-Christensen, and the Mustangs beat Messiah College, earning the title of MAC Commonwealth Champions. This will be Stevenson's sixth year in a row, heading to the NCAA Division III Women's Volleyball Championship. Annika Schwartz, has been named the Championship MVP for the second year in a row, where she earned her 13th double-double, four kills, and three blocks. She has also been named an American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Mid-Atlantic All-Region Team member, and a MAC Commonwealth First Team All-Conference selection. Moriah Savage, has been selected as a MAC Commonwealth Honorable Mention selection, while also being named an AVCA Mid-Atlantic All-Region Team member. She placed second on the team with 262 kills, and... Read more →

OWINGS MILLS, MD (12/06/2016)-- Stevenson University women's volleyball player Trang Nguyen-Christensen, and the Mustangs beat Messiah College, earning the title of MAC Commonwealth Champions. This will be Stevenson's sixth year in a row, heading to the NCAA Division III Women's Volleyball Championship. Annika Schwartz, has been named the Championship MVP for the second year in a row, where she earned her 13th double-double, four kills, and three blocks. She has also been named an American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Mid-Atlantic All-Region Team member, and a MAC Commonwealth First Team All-Conference selection. Moriah Savage, has been selected as a MAC Commonwealth Honorable Mention selection, while also being named an AVCA Mid-Atlantic All-Region Team member. She placed second on the team with 262 kills, and a .259... Read more →

(CNBNewsnet)(November 29, 2016)--There is no definitive way of ranking the world’s best CEOs. Some use company performances and bottom lines to rank CEOs. Others, like Washington State University, focus on innovations and how these top executives are leading the mobile revolution. Among the top names are Tim Cook and Larry Page, CEOs at the two most influential tech companies in the world: Apple and Alphabet (Google). Both CEOs have introduced a lot of innovations in recent years, changing the way we interact with mobile devices greatly. With both of these CEOs, one of the best things we can learn from them is their approach towards innovation. Innovation doesn’t always mean change. Sometimes, it means taking something good and refining it to provide a much better... Read more →

OWINGS MILLS, MD (10/24/2016)-- Stevenson University junior, and football quarterback, Daniel Williams has been selected as Offensive Player of the Week by the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC). This is the first time Williams has been awarded this honor since his start as a Mustang. During an impressive win of 54-15 over FDU-Florham, Williams set school records in both passing touchdowns and passing yards, with totals of six and 338. Despite his throwing one interception during the game, he was successful with a finishing passing record of 21-33. So far in the season, Williams has totaled a score of 79-116 in passing for a total of 938 yards. Congratulations Daniel! Stevenson University is a coeducational, independent institution widely known for its unique synthesis of traditional liberal... Read more →

photo provided OWINGS MILLS, MD (09/27/2016)-- The football team places in the D3football.com top 25 for the first time in program history. Daniel Williams of Sicklerville (08081) Cory Pietrzyk of Turnersville (08012) Jake Clayton of Woodbury (08096) Stevenson University is a coeducational, independent institution widely known for its unique synthesis of traditional liberal arts education and exceptional career preparation. The 4,200 students receive an innovative education from the six academic schools- Business and Leadership, Design, Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, Sciences, and Graduate and Professional Studies. Each student experiences individual attention from faculty members and extensive career preparation gained through real-world training. Two ideal locations just north of Baltimore, Maryland, in Stevenson and Owings Mills, make the University truly unique. Union College announces fall student... Read more →

related : CNB Business News (CNBNewsnet)September 19, 2016--The upcoming referendum in New Jersey which could see the entry of Las Vegas-style gambling may prompt the closure of up to five Atlantic City casinos. If the legislation is passed, it will likely encourage the opening of new casinos further upstate. The loss of this essential business will harm Atlantic City establishment, according to the CEO of one of the major AC casinos. Resorts Casino Hotel recently commissioned a study to assess the damage which will be done to their establishment, should the legislation come to pass. Resorts is one of the eight main casino establishments in the area. There are several other smaller casinos in Atlantic City too. The main venues include Bally’s, Golden Nugget, Tropicana,... Read more →

Related: CNBNEWS THREE PART SPECIAL REPORT: Gloucester City Schools by Tamara Hiler In an analysis of full-time, loan-holding students at America’s four-year public colleges & universities, Third Way found that a large number of institutions are failing to improve the lives of their students. Analyzing data from the Department of Education’s College Scorecard, we found that at the typical four-year public institution, less than half of students aren’t graduating, many aren’t earning sufficient incomes even years after enrollment, and nearly a quarter of students are unable to begin paying down their loans three years after leaving school. And in a measurement we developed called the mobility metric, which ranks how well these colleges do for students of low and moderate incomes, we found levels of... Read more →