By Rafal Rogoza— After 40 years of dedicated service to New Jersey City University President, Dr. Carlos Hernandez will be stepping down as the university's leader on July 1. Hired in 1973 as a...

My time as Editor-in-Chief was both extremely stressful and exceedingly rewarding. Despite having to answer angry calls from varies departments, students, and professors and meeting tight deadlines,...

By Jennifer Vazquez— Daniel Ruiz, 24, Painting/Drawing major from Bayonne, was once again faced with the infamous controversy over the removal of his painting, Mommy I Hate Them Too, at the “Diversity...

By Mariham Hanna— On May, 16 2012, New Jersey City University (NJCU) graduates will celebrate their accomplishments at the IZOD Center in East Rutherford. According to Monica Almonor, associate...

By Monir Khilla— New Jersey City University (NJCU) has seen a decline in graduate enrollment since 2006, affecting the university’s overall enrollment and budget. With competition from Saint...

By Allison Lozada— Jennie David, 21, English and secondary education major from Jersey City, has recently been bestowed the U.S. Student Fulbright award for 2012-2013. Receiving this award will...

By Monir Khilla— When Corey Brumfield, 20, Media Arts major and Theater minor, from Jersey City, woke up at 4 a.m. on Easter morning, there was a slight smell of smoke in the air. He figured someone...

By Roberto Miranda— Looking across the river, you wouldn’t think that New York City is a haven for child sex trafficking, but Nina Alvarez’s work proves otherwise. On April 16, 2012, Oscar...

Newly elected SGO student leaders By Rafal Rogoza and Monir Khilla – Student Government Organization (SGO) March 29th election results are in and a new student government prepares to serve the campus...

By Rafal Rogoza – The Student Government Organization (SGO) passed a new motion during the March 19 student council meeting, financially reimbursing students that have attended the India study...

By Rafal Rogoza – According to a Gothic Times campus survey, 83 percent of students admitted to cheating on a college exam. “No, [I’m] not surprised. It’s a rampant situation at universities...