It’s pretty cold out and there has been some snow but that shouldn't stop you from a great time out with your beau/babe, or even some friends. And if you really can’t think of anything, why not hit...
Photo credit: Sergio Martinez
Do you ever wonder where to find free concerts or free music on campus? Have a long break in between classes and can’t pass the time quick enough? Music@1 is there for...
Art intimately entwines history and heritage while expressively confronting the stereotypes of the creator’s ancestry. From a series of performance-based photographs, Ayana V. Jackson questions the...
Jessica Natal’s show opens on Monday, May 5, at the Visual Arts Gallery at NJCU. Opening reception to begin at 5 p.m.
Archiving the hand-written letters of her first relationship, Jessica Natal...
By Roberto Miranda
On Wednesday May14, at 7:00 p.m., the New Jersey City University Media Arts Department will hold its 32nd annual Media Arts Department Showcase of film, video, and digital media at...
NJCU’s production of Les Misérables smashed expectations that this would be some low-budget, poorly acted, and badly lit “school play.” This was especially solidified by a strong cast of players.
By Mario Martinez–
Elaine Del Valle’s one-woman show of “Brownsville Bred” at the Margaret Williams Theatre in Hepburn Hall on April 4, was a powerful performance of perseverance, power,...
By Armando Sultan–
Feminism as a term holds very emotionally charged opinions that range from excessively negative to excessively positive. However, many people misunderstand or are just ignorant...
By Sandy Asto–
The Shelter Exhibit had an open reception on February 27, 2014 at the Warehouse Café, organized by the Art Honor’s society (Kappa pi fraternity) and Art and Design Association.
An...
