Centenary University to Host Small Business Summit

Presented in partnership with the Hackettstown BID, the Feb. 3 event will empower the area’s small businesses to strengthen and grow.

Centenary University Awarded $1,000 Grant for MLK Day of Service

Students will team up with local young adults to honor legacy of the slain civil rights leader

Acetaminophen Overdose Alert

New Jersey Poison Control Center experts warn too much acetaminophen can be toxic

6 Things To Do This Winter In Hackettstown

Make the most of the season with these local experiences!

CIC Names Centenary University President Dale Caldwell to Board

National organization supports leadership, advances excellence, and enhances public understanding of independent higher education

Centenary University Receives Leadership Gifts from Two Foundations

Contributions will provide scholarships for students with demonstrated financial need.

NJ Boat Safety Classes – In-Person and On-Line

Whether in-person or on-line – Take your boat safety course and be ready for boating season!

‘Tis the Season for Safety and Holiday Cheer

The New Jersey Poison Control Center offers safety tips for the holidays.

Centenary University Signs Use Agreement with The Patrick School

Agreement allows for the national high school boys basketball powerhouse The Patrick School to relocate to Centenary University’s campus

Centenary University Receives $37,500 Grant to Combat Food Insecurity

State OSHE award will fund expansion of the University food pantry and outreach to connect students with other vital services.

Warren County Community College gets top state fiscal ranking

College's finances assessed under new state law

Sustain and Accelerate HIV Progress

World AIDS Day 2024

Food Safety is the Secret to a Happy Thanksgiving

Every year, foodborne illness causes 48 million illnesses, 128,000 hospitalizations, and 3,000 deaths according to the CDC.

Make A Difference: Where To Volunteer In Hackettstown!

Discover how you can give back this holiday season and help bring positive change to our community.

Vienna Resident Thankful For Loved Ones

Patch and T-Mobile are teaming up to bring moments of thankfulness from a dinner table in your community to a wider audience.

How To Support Hackettstown Local Businesses This Holiday Season!

Find unique gifts and make a difference by keeping your holiday dollars in the community this season.

Centenary University Wins State Ballot Bowl for 3rd Consecutive Year

Centenary Attains Its Highest Student Voter Registration Percentage, Placing 9th in the National Competition

Centenary University President Dale Caldwell, Ed.D., Launches Podcast

The We CU Experience hosted by Dr. Caldwell features influential guests to highlight national education trends and Centenary's impact

Cyclones Care

Volunteers from Centenary University provided service at two community sites to mark the University's second annual Cyclones Care Day.

When Is Santa Claus Coming To Hackettstown?

St. Nick is headed our way! Find out when and where to see Santa this holiday season.

Past U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins to speak for WCCC author series

Collins to speak Dec. 5 at the college

Berkeley Heights Looks to Become Happiest Town in the Nation

Inspired by Centenary University’s MA in Happiness Studies, Mayor Angie Devanney has vowed to focus on happiness and wellness.

Centenary University Holds Tri Alpha Honor Society Induction

Ceremony capped a full day of activities marking First-Generation College Student Day, celebrating achievements of first-gen students.

WCCC visiting authors series continues Nov. 13

Novelist and poet offer readings in third event of the series

Mandatory Cold Weather PFD Wear

On the Water Nov to May?– Wear a Life Jacket!

Trick-or-Treat Safety

Don’t Let Halloween End in a Nightmare

Giving Back In Hackettstown: Local Causes To Support This Season

Celebrate Giving Tuesday all season long by donating, volunteering and spreading the word about these amazing local organizations.

Grant Will Expand Substance Abuse Prevention and Recovery Programs

Centenary University receives $5,000 grant from the Hackettstown Medical Center Community Advisory Board to expand community-wide programs.

Centenary University Marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Workshops and events planned with community partners to foster safe and healthy relationships, raise awareness, and support survivors

Falling Tree Kills NJ Motorcycle Rider

A 32-year-old motorcycle rider died on Sunday afternoon after he was hit by a falling tree along Route 46, state police said.

Centenary University Professor Publishes New Book

A practicing licensed professional counselor in NJ, Keith Morgen, Ph.D., is a noted authority on substance use disorders and addictions.

Flu Vaccines Are Important for People with HIV

People with HIV are at higher risk for serious flu illness.

Centenary President Appointed to the NCAA Presidents Council

Highest governing body in DIII athletics, the Presidents Council establishes and implements policies that support student-athletes

Kygan Garletts Selected Centenary University Hackettstown Scholar

A volunteer firefighter dedicated to community service, Allamuchy resident received a full, four-year scholarship to Centenary University

2024 Pumpkin Patches In The Hackettstown Area

Find out where you can pick pumpkins and celebrate the season in our area.

Centenary Advances in U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges Rankings

Rankings place Centenary among regional leaders for social mobility of graduates, as well as for academic excellence and opportunity

Centenary University Marks National Hispanic Heritage Month

Activities to celebrate Hispanic/Latino contributions to society and emphasize the importance of diversity and inclusion

Never Forget

Centenary University marked 9/11 anniversary with solemn ceremony

Centenary Recognized for Student Voter Registration and Turnout

ALL IN Awards Day honored Centenary University for excellence in nonpartisan student voter engagement and campus turnout in midterm election

Centenary Launches New Center for Civic Engagement and Leadership

The nation’s first League of Student Voters chapter, nonpartisan voter registration efforts—and even a possible Congressional debate—planned