October 16th is the very last day that New Jersey residents can register to vote in time for the upcoming November 6th Midterm Election. Want to take part in your civic duty and have a say in this pivotal...
In her photographs, Leona Strassberg Steiner, who graduated in 2013, explores global warming. At the NJCU Alumni Photography Exhibition, black and white photos of children’s feet lay on top of Japanese...
I stood on our sixth floor balcony. Clothes and towels lined the railings of every apartment. The sun felt close. At night I could see the stars. That’s were I went to find a moment of solitude....
Monday, Sept 17 is Constitution Day and in collaboration with the Center for Community Engagement, the Political Science Dept., The Weiss Center, and The Guarini Library we will giving away free...
There are plenty of ways to deal with depression and anxiety but for some people having a green thumb can make a big difference.
At NJCU’s greenhouse, students can plant seeds and take a break from...
Shawn Tucker is the new Associate Vice President and the first African American director of Athletics in NJCU history. He is one of the youngest directors in the National Collegiate Athletic Association...
Amol Sinha, executive director of the New Jersey branch of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) spoke to over 400 incoming students at this summer’s student orientation about letting their voice...
Rania Noubani is the first ever Muslim woman to be elected SGO president at NJCU. She is also the first woman president the SGO has had in five years. Noubani plans to incorporate more community service...
It has been six months since Hurricane Maria ravaged through Puerto Rico, leaving millions without water or power. Between September and November, 179 thousand people left Puerto Rico for the states...
NJCU Baseball challenged Moravian College on May 5 for a non-conference matchup to officially close their 2017-18 season. The Gothic Knights completed their final home game with a win and also celebrated...
NJCU Announces May 2018 Arts Events
Jersey City, N.J. (April 20, 2018) – New Jersey City University (NJCU) Center for the Arts, the creative umbrella for the University’s performing, visual, film,...
Christina Mezey is one of those athletes that played multiple sports as a kid. Whether it was softball, track, soccer, cheerleading or basketball she enjoyed it all. She tried different sports in order...
