Late Princeton University engineering professor David Billington's engaging book “The Tower and the Bridge” has recently been reissued by Princeton University Press.
Lori Langsner is one of the jurors for the West Windsor Arts Council’s summer exhibition, “By the Light of Day,” focusing directly on painting “en plein air” and on view through August 27.
The Washington Crossing Card Collectors Club was formed in 1972 by local postcard collectors in the Delaware Valley and is still going strong 50 years later.
Thomas Edison State University and Mercer Street Friends are hosting a Back-to-School Readiness Fair on Saturday, August 6, at 315 West State Street in Trenton.
Commander Evita Salles will be the special guest of the New Jersey Chamber's "Lessons from the Navy" conversation about the U.S. Navy's "innovative" new policies on July 28.
Anne Sweeney, a communications consultant and writer based in South Brunswick, writes about the nature of obituaries.
Eden Autism has announced four additions to its Board of Trustees.
Craig B. Arnold, the Susan Dod Brown Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and director of the Princeton Institute of Materials, is Princeton University’s new vice dean for innovation.
Commercial real estate investor, owner, and operator the Birch Group has announced the $70 million acquisition of Princeton Place at Hopewell alongside Lionstone Capital LLC, a New York City-based real estate firm.
The advocacy group New Jersey Business Immigration Coalition is urging the state's congressional delegation to take action to preserve the DACA program.
Anne Sweeney, a communications consultant and writer based in South Brunswick, writes about the nature of obituaries.
The Trenton Historical Society's Board of Trustees urges Thomas Edison State University to reconsider their sale of N.C. Wyeth's painting of George Washington's reception at Trenton on his inaugural journey in 1789.
