By Roberto Miranda—
That’s right, there’s a free New Jersey City University mobile application.
If you are a smartphone owner, you can now access this app by typing in NJCU mobile in your...
By Bryant Romero—
The office of Campus Life,
which is located on the first floor at the Gilligan Student Union Building, is a department that has been designed to provide assistance to students,...
By Anthony Miles—
Dr. John Melendez doesn’t have a lot of time to waste. As Vice President of Student Affairs, he oversees over 100 employees in nearly 13 departments here on campus.
The...
By Bryant Romero—
The New Jersey City University jazz quartet group consists of a mixture of graduate and undergraduate students and is one of the ensembles that has been put together for this semester.
The...
By Bryant Romero—
Out of all the buildings on the New Jersey City University campus there is this one building on campus that may strike you as a little odd. It sort of has a mystique behind it due...
Leadership roles helping students stay in school, desire achievement and graduate
By Katherine Guest—
“Boots, boots, cats,” clatteringly heard in rapid continuous repetition, haphazardly swarmed...
By Roberto Miranda—
“Education opens the door to the world,” says Dr. Andrew McCabe, of Manahawkin, New Jersey.
McCabe, currently working in his 13th year as an Associate Professor in the...
By Francis A. Wilson—
Things are not always what they seem. And, equally so, people are not always what they appear to be, just ask New Jersey City University Senior Class President Jennifer Melgar....
By Diane DeBiase
You read it right…I am a Belieber. For those of you who don’t know what this is, Wikipedia defines it as “fanatical devotee of the Canadian pop singer Justin Bieber.” Ok I am...
By Diane DeBiase —
I just finished my application for Graduation Clearance and I am in complete euphoria. It is hard to believe that this is finally happening. After hours upon hours of homework,...
By Crystal Davis—
You are cutting it close. This game has lasted a glamorous two hours and then you get them—Q-U-I-X-O-T-I-. You wait patiently for your opponent to place his or her letters down...
By Jennifer Vazquez —
Have you ever gone through your day at New Jersey City University, looked around, and thought about your peers? How did they get here? What are they doing with their lives? Students...
