The College of New Jersey - Photo Gallery

Photo Gallery

  • The College of New Jersey Gallery

  • Townhouses East

  • Townhouses West

  • Ely, Allen, and Brewster

  • TCNJ Library

  • Kendall Hall

  • Lake Ceva

  • Lake Sylva

  • Eickhoff Hall

  • Bliss Hall

  • Music Building

  • View of Paul Loser Hall and Music Building

  • Paul Loser Hall

  • Music Building

  • View of Social Science Building

  • View of Social Science Building

  • Social Science Building

  • Social Science Building

  • Inside Social Science Building

  • Inside Social Science Building

  • Plaque inside Social Science Building

  • Classroom in Social Science Building

  • View of Student Center

  • Campus view

  • Campus view

  • Campus view

  • Kendall Hall, on the way to the Business Building.

  • Inside Green Hall

  • Campus view

  • Kendall Hall

  • Green Hall view

  • Portion of the Science Complex

  • Green Hall

  • Portion of the Science Complex

  • Old Library

  • The Library

  • View of Green Hall

  • Inside TCNJ Library

  • Inside TCNJ Library

  • Inside TCNJ Library

  • Inside TCNJ Library

  • Inside TCNJ Library

  • Inside TCNJ Library

  • TCNJ Library

  • Campus View

  • Campus View

  • Campus View

  • Campus View

  • Campus View

  • Campus View

  • Campus View

  • Packer Hall

  • View of the Towers

  • Campus View

  • Campus View

  • Campus View

  • Aerial view of the Brower Student Center.

  • Inside Student Center

  • TCNJ awards

  • Campus View

  • Campus View

  • Campus View

  • Campus View

  • Campus View

  • Art and Interactive Multimedia Building

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