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NJCU Canvasses in Georgia

Georgia runoff election results by county. Photo by Dennis Bratland/ Wikimedia Commons. Zoom in to see percentage results.
Ellen Gruber Garvey • January 21, 2021

Amanda Nesheiwat on Climate Change, Environmental Racism, and COVID-19

Amanda Nesheiwat. Photo by Shaun Mader.
Monica Ortiz, Contributing Writer • December 15, 2020

The Taste of Change

The Miss America Diner located behind the John J. Moore Athletics and Fitness Center.
Luis Pomales-Diaz, Contributing Writer • December 11, 2020

The 2019 Jersey City Shooting: A Year Later

The Jersey City kosher supermarket that is located on Martin Luther King Dr. that was attacked and is now repaired and open. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.
Luis Pomales-Diaz, Contributing Writer • December 10, 2020

Our Whitewashed K-12 Curriculum 

A bookshelf filled with young adult to educational literary texts.
Melina Quispe • November 30, 2020

Cuties: Why Blatant Pedophilia In Hollywood Should Concern You

Poster for the controversial film on Netflix. Photo by Kenise Brown.
Ivana Estime, Events Editor • November 14, 2020

An Active Campus Gone Dark

A view of the empty campus from the student union building looking towards Karnoutsos Hall.
Luis Pomales-Diaz, Contributing Writer • November 12, 2020

The Quest For Water On Campus

The ELKAY water systems that are found throughout the campus. Photo created by Aminah Chaudhry.
Monica Ortiz, Contributing Writer • November 12, 2020

History Repeats Itself but Never so Soon

History Repeats Itself but Never so Soon
Justin Jablonsky, Contributing Writer • November 10, 2020

The World’s Silence for Uyghur Muslims

The World’s Silence for Uyghur Muslims
Maryam Pervaiz, News Editor • November 10, 2020

Uyghur Muslims Concentration Camps

November 10, 2020

Get Out The Vote: 1915 and Earlier

Alice Dunbar-Nelson saved this classic suffrage swag, a map showing the growth of women’s right to vote. Like many scrapbook makers, Dunbar-Nelson reused an old book or ledger. Hers was a household accounts book, probably never used. When scrapbook makers pasted over other books, they demonstrated that they valued one text over the other: in this case, suffrage work over close attention to individual housekeeping.
Ellen Gruber Garvey, retired NJCU professor • November 2, 2020
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