A female student was robbed of her cell phone last night on College Street near NJCU, according to public safety officials.
A Public Safety announcement said the student and her friend, a male, were...
The university recently issued an announcement for all continuing and transferring
students. In Fall 2015, students will be granted the opportunity to complete a modified version of
the General Studies...
Signs reading “Nous sommes Charlie Hebdo” or “Nous sommes tous Charlie Hebdo” –
“We are Charlie Hebdo”, or “We are all Charlie Hebdo” are still posted all over Paris, over a
month...
The recent news that NJCU will move the School of Business to Harborside next
semester has raised student concerns over whether the school plans to offer transportation to
and from the main campus.
The...
Students have sounded the alarm on a number of issues at three recent university
meetings.
Among the issues raised are the administration’s transparency, the evaluation of
professors, the availability...
Dear Faculty, Staff and Students:
Please be advised that The Department of Fire Sciences is co-hosting a special learning exercise tomorrow, Thursday March 19th.
This event will be held in the Michael...
Although it has been a month since a leak in the Gilligan Student Union Building was reported, it is not clear whether the problem has been fixed.
SGO President Alvert Hernandez first reported the leak,...
Philosophy was among the courses this semester that experienced low enrollment.
“One of the goals in our department is to raise awareness about the minor which adds an interesting twist,” said Sabine...
Students ‘Ask Sue’
With the spring semester getting underway, President Sue Henderson encouraged students to send her questions regarding any subject they deemed important. Here are some of the...
As of the Spring 2015 semester, students seeking help with a homework assignment or improving with a certain subject, can head to NJCU’s new Tutoring Hub.
The new tutoring center, a collaborative...
