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The concert featured the NJCU Alumni Jazz Big Band and acclaimed trumpeter Jon Faddis playing "Six Decades of Jazz." The band performed under the direction of Professor Dick Lowenthal. The alumni...

“Out of the Shadows” celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month.  The Council on Hispanic Affairs and Federacion de Estudiantes Latino sponsored the student art installation in the GSU Art Gallery. Photo...

SGO move may have violated student’s civil rights By Monir Khilla and James Vesos— After the postponement of Student Government Organization’s (SGO’s) April 3rd election, a student has signaled...

NJCU looks to lower the number of Gen Ed requirements in 2014 By James Vezos— Spring brings about change, and New Jersey City University is undergoing a few transformations of its own. The University...

By Bryant Romero— Should NJCU consider arming its guards? The campus overwhelmingly does not the support the idea of having security guards armed with firearms here at the University. In the...

‘Help! I haven’t caught up on my classwork during Spring Break, what can I do now??’“Help! I haven’t caught up on my classwork during Spring Break, what can I do now??” The nature of spring...

By James Vezos— The campus community is saddened by the loss of Fine Arts professor Raymond Statlander. Statlander was an educator at New Jersey City University for over 40 years where he taught...

By Jonathan— New Jersey City University students may have noticed while walking towards or by the Gilligan Student Union building, the little space next to Rossey Hall, which had been under construction...

By Anthony Miles — Kathy Potter loved to write. She was always inspired and never complained there was nothing to write about. Kathy Potter died January 6, 2013 in Bayonne Hospital surrounded by...