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REMOVING THE BIG “C”

REMOVING THE BIG “C”

Sally Deering and Kenise Brown March 15, 2020

Until the mid-1950s, NJCU’s West Campus was home to chemical plants that created chromium used on new cars, home-furnishings and contemporary architecture. Although chromium brought shiny silver chrome...

Update on Light Rail Closures

Update on Light Rail Closures

Haresh Oudhnarine and Maryam Pervaiz March 15, 2020

The West Side Avenue light rail station that is close to NJCU will not be reopened until April, according to the Jersey City Municipal Utilities Authority (JCMUA). Plans originally called for the station...

An Eventful SGA Meeting

Ivana Estime February 25, 2020

On February 10th, the Student Government Association (SGA) discussed many topics and events such as the State of the SGA Address planned for April 13th from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the GSUB Lobby.  The...

Fluctuating Heat and Hot Water At West Campus Village Dorm

Maryam Pervaiz and Haresh Oudhnarine February 10, 2020

Throughout the past few months, some students living at NJCU’s West Campus Village (WCV) dorms have complained about a lack of heat and hot water.  West Campus Village is NJCU’s largest and...

Student Government Brings the Heat when discussing Heating, Parking, Scholarships, and More

Student Government Brings the Heat when discussing Heating, Parking, Scholarships, and More

Ivana Estime January 31, 2020

          The Student Government Association (SGA) held its first meeting of 2020 on January 27th. Many issues were discussed including heating and parking concerns. Ricky Cruz, SGA president talked...

No Truth to Instagram Rumors

In a recent interview with Ronald Hurley, associate vice president of Public Safety, rumors about a sex trafficker on campus last semester are false.  There were posts being shared on Instagram by students...

BAAFSSO’s Call to Action

Keion Mehki Jackson, Staff Reporter January 28, 2020

In mid-December, the Black Alumni, Administrators, Faculty, Students, and Staff Organization (BAAFSSO) gathered with President Dr. Sue Henderson, Provost Dr. Tamara Jhashi, Assistant Provost Dr. Karen...

NJ Professors Demand What Is Long Overdue

Sandra Mendez, Arts & Entertainment Editor January 28, 2020

In late November, the American Federation of Teachers Local 1839 held a rally at NJCU to demand a contract for full time and adjunct faculty. This was part of a statewide demonstration to help faculty...

Candles were lit to remember the victims who were killed.

Remembering The Lives Lost

Kenise Brown, Editor-in-Chief December 17, 2019

This past Thursday evening a candlelight vigil was held at NJCU for the victims who lost their lives in the December 10th shooting at a nearby kosher supermarket. Victims: Detective Joseph Seals, who...

Lights slowly come back on across campus as the lockdown was lifted.

Shooting in Jersey City leaves 6 Dead and the City in Fear

Sean Quinn December 12, 2019

Yesterday on December 10, a violent shooting happened on MLK Boulevard and Bidwell Avenue, as well as the surrounding area, not far from NJCU's main campus. Two gunmen, who had only been identified as...

Photo by Darren Greene

CO-OP Fire: Update on the Oct 25 th Fire in Student Dorm

Sally Deering, Contributing Writer November 29, 2019

  Jersey City Firefighters were called to the Co-op Residence Hall on Friday, Oct. 25 th, where they encountered heavy smoke coming from one of the dorm rooms.   Firefighters evacuated...

Counseling Center: Fourth Counselor Hired; Waitlist Decreases

Counseling Center: Fourth Counselor Hired; Waitlist Decreases

Sandra Mendez, Arts & Entertainment Editor November 29, 2019

  Do you remember the staggering wait-list due to lack of staff in the counseling center?   Well, steps are being taken to alleviate the situation. Recently the counseling center hired...

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