NJCU’s 2015 Graduation Commencement, a ceremony that has in past years been held at the Izod Center, will take place at the Prudential Center in Newark.
The Prudential Center, also known as “The...
Winter weather advisory in effect since today until 6am EST on Tuesday 02/10.
Periods of snow, sleet or freezing rain will cause travel difficulties, watch out for slippery roads and limited visibility....
After a grueling 13 hours of open polls and weeks of campaigning, the votes were in for the new Student Government Organization Executive Board for the fall 2014/spring 2015 semester.
Alvert Hernandez...
By Armando Sultan and Steven Rodas
An NJCU Residence Life meeting on April 11 outlined the department’s future plans and recent student complaints. The problems often cited by resident students...
Starting May 5, current NJCU students and incoming freshman will have a new student lounge available to them in the Gilligan Student Union Building (GSUB) The simple, plush and radiant furniture along...
By Amber Vaughn –
On April 28, there was Board of Trustees meeting concerning the proposed percentage increase on the tuition and fees for 2015.
Prior to this meeting, a petition was being signed...
The “Celebration of Journalism” is an annual event that the journalism staff of The Gothic Times (GT) organizes for all to attend. Being that it is an occasion given once a year, the GT staff and Journalism...
By Diana C. Hernandez–
The university is planning to remove part of a computer lab and a reference desk and replace it with a Dunkin’ Donuts franchise on the first floor of the Congressman Frank...
By Katherine Guest and Steven Rodas–
Prior to facing the two-year closure of the Pulaski Skyway’s northbound lanes, frequent NJCU commuters expressed concern about traffic congestion and alternative...
By Diana C. Hernandez–
It is nice to know that New Jersey City University offers the Dream Act to prospective students. On December 20, Chris Christie signed Senate Bill 2479, also known as the New...
According to witnesses, a man pulled out a gun during an incident in an NJCU parking lot. According to Ellen Wayman-Gordon, Assistant Vice President for University Advancement for Public Information, "No arrests were made and no one was injured. This person works for law enforcement and is allowed to have a gun. He is not employed with the Jersey City Police Dept.”
NJCU community impartial toward legal sports betting
By Steven Rodas
While New Jersey recently tackled the issue of the legalization of sports betting, the majority of the NJCU community doesn’t...
