The Bank of Russia has scheduled a press conference for April 24 following its Board of Directors’ monetary policy meeting. Governor Elvira Nabiullina will address reporters about current policies and forecasts. Key facts about currency management and leadership structure were highlighted ahead of this event.
TCNJ women’s tennis achieved its biggest win of the season by defeating higher-ranked Haverford College, finishing with a score of 5-2 after close matches in both doubles and singles play.
Matthew Solomon has been named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-America Second Team—the first such honor for any TCNJ men’s basketball player. The award recognizes both his academic excellence and athletic achievements throughout his college career.
Green Grove Road in Neptune will close between Route 66 and Jumping Brook Road for four weeks starting April 17 due to a major reconstruction project. Detours have been established while access remains open for local residents and businesses.
Route 31 southbound ramps connecting with Center Street in Clinton will close for one week starting April 17 due to reconstruction work. Detours are planned while Park & Ride access remains open. The larger project aims for completion by fall of next year.
New Jersey City University’s baseball team lost to Montclair State University 6-1 on April 16 at Yogi Berra Stadium. Despite close hitting totals between teams, timely plays gave Montclair State control throughout most of the game.
Marissa Lucca broke TCNJ’s single-game lacrosse points record during a decisive win over Neumann. The victory saw multiple standout performances as the Lions maintained their unbeaten streak against their opponent.
Six TCNJ wrestlers have been recognized by the National Wrestling Coaches Association for their achievements on the mat and in academics. The honorees met rigorous athletic performance criteria as well as high academic standards.
Congressman Jeff Van Drew has announced over $1.4 million in federal grants for South Jersey airports through an FAA program. The funds will support improvements including hangar construction in Millville and Ocean City as well as a taxiway project in Woodbine.
Three Ramapo College engineering physics students were selected for prestigious NSF-funded summer research placements across several universities. Faculty highlighted close mentorships as key factors behind student success.