Starting this academic year, students at NJCU have a new option for an undergraduate major in Biochemistry. This major offers students a more...

The Board of Trustees approved a 2.5 percent tuition hike in June. Students spoke out against it at the April “Tuition and Fees” hearing.  This...

It has been almost a year since the Black Alumni, Administrator, Faculty, Student, and Staff Organization (BAAFSSO) released a letter with 10...

After almost a decade of Avenger films and a pandemic-related release delay, the mysteries surrounding Black Widow are finally solved and diehard...

Jaz Graf, is an artist whose work was featured in NJCU’s Virtual Studio Visit called: The Art and (Im)Possibilities of Belonging, “Art is...

John Singleton released his worldwide sensation Boyz n the Hood back in 1991, but the message he sends is still relevant today. Twenty-nine...

With more than 60 million Hispanics making up the largest minority population in the United States, one cannot ignore the influence their cultures...

Supporting local bookstores help owners thrive and help aid the community by giving back to the economy. In the Hudson County area, there...

I found that school and Zoom became more and more overwhelming this past year during the pandemic. My anxiety made it worse for me to get things...

Nearly 14,000 residents in Hudson County filed for unemployment claims in March 2021. Out of the 21 counties in New Jersey, Hudson County had...

Hate is a powerful weapon often favored by persuasive leaders who twist politics, the media, and other public and private institutions to spin...