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...
Around the world, soccer lovers are gearing up for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. There was over a billion viewers watching the FIFA in 2014 and hopefully it will be the same this year. The FIFA World...
The public relations concentration and minor is a new academic program and is currently being taught at the School of Business. The marketing department at NJCU has been working for the past...
Bergen-Lafayette is a predominantly African American community nestled between the wards of Greenville and West Side. The community is 10 minutes away from NJCU. The residents of the neighborhood are...
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...
Jersey City, N.J., March 28, 2018 – Shawn Tucker, the Associate Athletic Director for Student Athlete Development at Rutgers University, has been selected as the new Associate Vice President and Director...
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University Place is a vision for NJCU described as “a game changer” by President Sue Henderson. It plans to feature retail shops,...
The student body has spoken. NJCU has chosen their new representatives for the 2018-2019 school year.
Voting polls officially closed last night and the announcement was sent out at midnight. A total...
NJCU’s long-term project, University Place, involves leasing land to developers for four large private residential buildings. These mixed-use buildings will be constructed just off of West Side Avenue near the West Campus Village dorms that opened in 2016.
Last week, flyers with the slogan “It’s Okay to Be White” were discovered in Rossey Hall. The flyers were reported to Public Safety and torn down, but later replaced by new ones. President Sue Henderson...
Imagine living in a country you have grown to love and become a part of. A country with opportunities and resources that allows you to become anything you dream of. A country that grants you and your children...
The Drea[mer]’s club is fighting to defeat the insurmountable challenges and risks that the undocumented community are facing: by fighting to stand in support of the undocumented community in light of Trump’s executive order to repeal DACA, which has effected nearly one million people.
![Sergio Crespo, president of Drea[me]rs, selling t-shirts that say
No human being is illegal.](https://gothictimes.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/IMG_0079-1-900x773.jpg)
![NJCU Drea[me]rs hold fundraiser to support DACA applicants](https://gothictimes.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/IMG_0109-1-844x900.jpg)
