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Trump Won, What’s Next?

Melody McLain, Managing Editor November 7, 2024

Donald Trump has won the 2024 Presidential Election as of November 6th, 2024. Kamala Harris conceded on November 6th, 2024 stating on her Twitter “The outcome of this election is not what we wanted,...

NJCU Goes on a Breast Cancer Awareness Walk at Liberty State Park

Ky'shon Tate, Contributing Writer October 16, 2024

NJCU students and staff, alongside clubs and organizations such as the Student Activities Board, Student Government Association, Men of Color Initiative, Black Student Union, FELA (Federacion Estudiantes...

Source: NJ.gov

Voting

Melody McLain, Managing Editor October 1, 2024

With the upcoming 2024 presidential election, one of the most important rights of American citizens is the right to vote. Originally, the United States Constitution did not define who specifically could...

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Venice Is Sinking!

Melody McLain, Managing Editor September 23, 2024

The extravagant tourist city of Venice is slowly sinking. Known for its ornate architecture and rich culture, the lack of concrete streets with labyrinthian canals is what makes Venice, Italy a prime vacation...

Photo of NJCU's Hepburn Hall; 
Photo Courtesy: Joshua Rosario | The Jersey Journal

NJCU Faces Ransomware Attack

Kendry Hilario, Editor In Chief August 16, 2024

If you’re a student currently attending New Jersey City University, you undoubtedly have already heard about the ransomware attack nearly three weeks ago. Ransomware is a malware designed to limit a...

CFO Leaves Students Waiting

CFO Leaves Students Waiting

Tia Warren, Editor in Chief February 6, 2024

Administrator Brian Kirkpatrick shows up to SGA meeting after it was already adjourned.  The February 5th SGA meeting was advertised to be an opportunity for students to discuss financial issues with...

Photo of Hepburn Hall taken by Tia Warren

We will not wait for the next school shooting

Student Organizers January 24, 2024

Students are taught to love a country that values guns over our lives. Some of us hear the sound of gunfire when we watch fireworks on the fourth of July, or when we watch a drumline performance at...

Vodra Hall 4th Floor. Picture taken on November 1st by Anonymous student.

Massive Flood in Vodra Hall

Tia Warren, Editor in Chief November 8, 2023

A massive unexpected flood in Vodra Hall took dorm students by surprise last Sunday night and caused the building to suddenly close, forcing everyone in it to relocate.  Many students on the 3rd...

Exploring The Beautiful Land Of Ghana

Exploring The Beautiful Land Of Ghana

Nicholas Felix November 1, 2022

“It was more than just a two-week experience, it was a journey of mental, spiritual and personal growth,” said Thyquel Halley, Student Government Association (SGA) president. This educational adventure...

Photo by the College Media Association.

Knight Student Media Recognized at the College Media Pinnacle Awards

Knight Student Media October 28, 2022

Knight Student Media celebrates recognition for two Pinnacle Awards at the Media Fest 22 Fall Annual Conference. The Gothic Times received an honorable mention in Best Special Section: Four Pages or...

Jodi Bailey, vice president of Student Affairs, talked about the JCMC partnership at the September 1 emergency Board of Trustees meeting. Photo by Haresh Oudhnarine.

NJCU Teams Up with JC Medical Center for Student Health Services

Haresh Oudhnarine October 26, 2022

NJCU will be starting a partnership with Jersey City Medical Center (JCMC) this semester to provide additional healthcare services to students. During the September 1 emergency Board of Trustees meeting...

NJCU has been working on addressing its financial emergency and now has a $12,7 million deficit from $20 million in June. Photo by Haresh Oudhnarine.

Rightsizing Efforts Gets Deficit Down to $12.7 Million

Haresh Oudhnarine October 25, 2022

NJCU has been working on addressing its structural deficit over the summer after a “financial emergency” was announced in late June. The deficit was about $20 million at the close of the last fiscal...

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