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...

In the ever-evolving landscape of the music industry, it’s not often that a band emerges with a sound so unique, it captivates audiences and listeners alike. Polaroids is one band that has been making...

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...

Tia Warren is the current reigning editor-in-chief of the Gothic Times. She is the backbone and the guide of the newspaper’s direction, political views, commentary, design, spotlight, and much more....

At the start of the 2024 Gothic Knights baseball campaign, the team started a fundraiser to help raise money for all Student-Athletes to have a fun and an enjoyable college baseball experience.     The...

As a self proclaimed food expert, Ienjoy taking the time out of my day to find the best local food options. I was pleasantly surprised to find that one of my favorite places to eat was right here on campus!...

According to the University of Texas, the more actively engaged students are more likely to achieve higher levels and persist in their classes. At NJCU, the students and administration organize an initiative...

  Nick Vaughn, 20, is a student and an athlete at NJCU playing with the Gothic Knights Baseball team. The Ocean Township native has a huge love for baseball that started as early as he can remember...

Music is something that surrounds us on the daily. It is there waiting for us on our playlists when we wake up in the morning, it is there when we commute, and throughout various points of our day,...

Ariana Florez-Ortiz is a sophomore playing with the Gothic Knights Women’s Soccer team.   BG: Tell us a little about yourself AFO: I grew up in Little Falls, NJ, and I’m a forward for the women’s...

The Student Government Association (SGA) led students in a protest on the third floor of Hepburn Hall, the administrative building at NJCU, on September 26. This was in response to an incident at the September...