Tensions were high at the final University Senate meeting of the semester on May 3. A vote of no confidence came close to consideration for...

The Board of Trustees hosted a meeting in late April in regard to updates about NJCU. Board members approved items while President Sue Henderson...

Professors are anxious about the involvement of the rpk GROUP, fearing that academic programs and jobs could be cut. The rpk GROUP was hired...

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 the safety concerns surrounding COVID-19 this past semester, there were a limited number of classes and activities taking place on campus....

GT: What are you most looking forward to about graduation? Kenise Brown: I am looking forward to walking on a stage, grabbing my diploma,...

Taylor Ehlinger, a freshman from Houston, Texas, developed her passion for ballet in third grade watching The Nutcracker on a class trip. “I...

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

Millions across the nation celebrated Kamala Harris being sworn in as the first female and Black Vice President (VP) of the United States on...

While going over a syllabus as a new student at NJCU, I was shocked when I read “no undergarments or absence of undergarments” under Zoom...