Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) graduate Alysa Serrano is literally the picture of collegiate success. Her image is featured on marketing materials for RCSJ’s Division of Communication and Creative […]
Alysa Serrano Begins Authoring Her Success Story at RCSJ Read More »
…to Andranae’ Sam who completed the Cumberland County Custom Career Club (C5) Program and will be employed as a Junior Counselor at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Cumberland County’s
This story is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement. Link to story: njarts.net/last-marquee-standing-delsea-drive-in-is-only-theater-of-its-kind-in-nj You have to admit, it was a genius idea. Only 20 years removed
Last Marquee Standing: Delsea Drive-In is Only Theater of Its Kind in NJ Read More »
It may be summer and school’s out but in this issue of SNJ Today we are happy to bring you news of educational opportunities in our region. After all, learning
Major League Baseball star for the ages Willie Mays, who passed away on June 18 at age 93, left a stellar legacy in many places across sports and the broader
Plums, Not Peaches Read More »
Last week, we looked ahead to the Cumberland County Fair and all the great family fun that it offers this week through July 13. The rest of the month offers
July Fun Continues Read More »
Back in 2005 Richard Louv wrote a book that revealed a nation’s youth that is living a life separated from nature. The book was titled Last Child in the Woods:
Get the Kids Outside Read More »
Entering the collegiate world can be an overwhelming experience for many, particularly Hispanic and first-generation students. They can feel lost, confused, or simply out of place. Iris Torres, director, TRIO/Student
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