EWING, NJ- Twenty-two students from The College of New Jersey have been inducted into the Blue Key Honor Society for 1999. 

The students were honored on December 7^th at the Feast of the Golden Lion, a traditional dinner held every December at The College to honor students, student organizations, and faculty whose contributions help to make The College of New Jersey an outstanding institution. 

Students inducted into Blue Key are recognized for their involvement and leadership in campus activities, their scholarship, and their potential as citizens and leaders. To be accepted into Blue Key, a student must be of junior or senior standing with at least a 3.5 grade point average. 

These students from The College of New Jersey join an elite group of students inducted in Blue Key since it was founded at TCNJ in May 1976. It is a national honor fraternity of students, faculty and administrators who have demonstrated leadership, academic excellence, and extensive involvement in the campus and surrounding communities. 

The College of New Jersey provides academically prepared students with a challenging undergraduate education and a rewarding residential experience, small classes and a prestigious faculty. TCNJ has been recognized nationally for its excellence including in U.S. News and World Report, The Fiske Guide to Colleges, Barron’s Profiles of American Colleges, Peterson’s Competitive Colleges and as a "Top Ten Best Buy" every year Money magazine published its survey. The College of New Jersey is located on 289 tree-lined acres in suburban Ewing, NJ. 

The following students were inducted into Blue Key National Honor Society at TCNJ. The list includes name, class year, major, hometown (New Jersey unless indicated) and high school the student graduated from: