Community The 1969 Trenton State College Seal’s opening to the organizations section of the yearbook reads “a vital factor in the machinery of Trenton State… wheels in motion… innovating … instigating … providing solutions … a chance to do something with your ideas … to develop … to mature … to meet people … to …
Searching for Dorothy Frisbey ’17, the first Black Writer for the Signal Our last post on our investigation of the early history of the African American presence at the The College of New Jersey disclosed that while the curriculum and popular entertainment on campus reflected ideas about African American people and culture, the only extant …
The African American Presence at TCNJ 1855-1965, Part Two Read More »
The African American presence at 1855-1965 In the course of our archival research on the founding of the Department of African American Studies, we learned some intriguing facts about the African American presence at The College from the days of its founding as the New Jersey State Normal and Model Schools (a Normal school is …
