Some students at NJCU are worried about infrastructure on the main campus and how it is affecting them–including cold classrooms, leaky ceilings, problems with elevators, issues with hot and cold water,...
New Jersey recently became the 15th state to pass the “New Voices” law which protects the free speech of students. John Tagliareni, who played a large role in getting the legislation passed, visited...
Suhas Vittal, Contributing Writer
• March 23, 2022
The Hub, NJCU’s tutoring center, has now partnered with TutorMe, an online tutoring service that connects live tutors from all over the world for free tutoring for all students. The tutors are from colleges...
Yesterday the NJCU Board of Trustees had its first in-person meeting since the pandemic began in a fairly empty lecture hall at the School of Business. Even though it was in person, four board members...
Are you an empath with dreams of helping people reach their fullest potential? Are you fascinated by the intricacies of the human mind and itching to learn more about the values of different cultures?...
With one week left before the start of the spring semester, NJCU announced that classes will begin remotely.
An email sent from Academic Affairs to the NJCU community said, “The University has carefully...
Ivana Estime, Contributing Writer
• December 8, 2021
The LGBTQI+ Alliance returned with a successful meeting in late September. It had been the first time the club met physically since 2019 because of COVID and their short disbandment in 2020. The disbandment...
Students expressed multiple concerns at the recent University Senate meeting ranging from campus dining, communication issues, meeting organization and productivity, campus safety, rain damage to dorms,...
Takshma Gandhi grew up in India but going to college at NJCU has given her a new outlook on life.
Gandhi said, “Being an international student, coming here from totally a different background and...
Monica Ortiz, Contributing Writer
• November 3, 2021
During the second Student Government Association (SGA) meeting of the fall 2021 semester, threats of protests came from one of the students in the audience. Henderson received a vote of no confidence...
Monica Ortiz, Contributing Writer
• October 29, 2021
New Jersey City University held its 40th Annual Convocation in the Margaret Williams Theatre. This Convocation was different compared to the others because this semester is the first time since the spring...
NJCU’s Board of Trustees says they support president Sue Henderson despite the recent vote of no confidence from the University Senate against her.
On September 28, Board of Trustees chair, Joseph...
