At the Gothic Times, we do our best to report the happenings of NJCU and Jersey City. This city, although not as impressive as its neighbor, is beautiful in its quaint way. Along with its beauty, comes...

From September 24th to October 31st, 2024, NJCU’s Visual Arts Gallery opens its doors to another beautiful exhibition celebrating Latin culture in honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month. The show...

“Modulations,” an exhibit dedicated to the talented students of the BFA programs was unveiled on April 20, 2024, with a positive opening reception. The artists for most of the works were there to explain...

Some of us have never had a professor of color at NJCU. The university claims to be a diverse institution, but data shows the unequal ratio of white professors to professors of color. In October 2020,...

Look I get it, it is election time. We are in the middle of a pandemic that has been severely miss-managed by the current administration. Fear-mongering fueled by insidious hate-speech has caused the...

As another Presidential Election looms on the horizon and is less than seven months away, only one Democrat— a moderate known as current frontrunner and former Vice-President, Joe Biden remains and believes...

“I graduate next semester… hopefully,” is something that I started saying last fall when people asked how much I had left of school. It’s a phrase I’ve heard a lot of my editors and classmates...

When you think about traveling to a city you’ve never been to, you start to think about what you want to explore the most. What you forget to think about is everything you leave behind at home. My...