Another iconic year of Gothic Times, unfortunately, means one of our own is graduating. In a month and some change, our current reigning Editor-In-Chief Kendry Hilario will be walking the stage. Here,...

“I knew I wanted to see my name on the cover of a book.”  — Krystal Sital  When Krystal Sital returned to NJCU, the energy in the room shifted. Her presence wasn’t just as an author, but...

A former Criminal Justice NJCU Alumni, Daniel Aguilar, is a committee member for Walk A Mile N Our Shoes, a 501c3 nonprofit organization based in Jersey City, NJ, dedicated to supporting local homeless...

“I feel like there's a lot of curious people, like, who are very appreciative of art, which I feel is super important in this time and age right now. I'm feeling like a lot of people are out here to...

“You are not buried. You are being planted.” – Tiffany Barreau Some events don’t just fill a room. They fill a purpose. WoMen Shedding Light Onto Each Other, hosted by Seniors of 2025, Jasmine...

A two-part series in which embedded tutors in NJCU’s Learning without Limits program reflect on their work with first-year composition students and their partnerships with faculty. Part Two Learning...

Jezena is a standout athlete in the cross country and track and field events. She is a sophomore at NJCU, where she is pursuing a degree in criminal justice. Jezena has achieved significant success since...

Half a century ago, we could only imagine what the future would be like. Today, in 2025, that  past future is already among us; it is our present. Those past depictions of futuristic flying cars,  living...

NJCU’s Visual Arts Gallery reopens its door to a new exhibit called “Jerome China: Found and Reclaimed” from February 12th to March 20th. Jerome China is a Jersey City-based sculptor, born in 1961...

A two-part series in which embedded tutors in NJCU’s Learning without Limits program reflect on their work with first-year composition students and their partnerships with faculty. Part One Learning...

A former Art NJCU Alumni (Krystle Lemonias) has exhibited artwork in the Guttenberg Art Gallery, the exhibition was called Ah Who Run Dis?, which had an opening reception on November 9th, 2024. She also...

On a crisp Tuesday morning, on February 4th, at NJCU, I had the privilege of witnessing the power of storytelling firsthand. When writers share their lived experiences, they open windows for the audience...