ESPN’s Shocking Layoffs of 100 Journalists
ESPN President, John Skipper, sent out 100 pink-slips to inform employees that they would no longer be working for the national sports media outlet on April 24. ESPN has undergone a drop in reader […]
Month: May 2017
UC Berkeley
Often lauded as one of the top universities in the world, University of California, Berkeley, has recently come to the forefront of the recent epidemic of campus protests and riots. These riots began on February […]
Are Online Classes for Everyone?
When I was given the opportunity to take ECON 201 as an online course for the Spring 2017 semester, I seized it right away, even though I had never taken an online class through NJIT […]
Venezuela’s Crisis Worsens
Thousands of Venezuelans are taking part in continuous protests against the government of left-leaning president, Nicolas Maduro. Venezuela has been suffering constant currency devaluations, which translate into a deep economic crisis. Political unrest in […]
Update on the NJ Gubernatorial Race
Every four years another governor comes to power in New Jersey, and in the fall of 2017 the New Jersey population will elect another one. This year, however, much of the heated politics took place […]
The World This Week
ASIA India– India may go through another potentially deadly summer as the temperature is predicted to go as high as 51 degrees Celsius (124 degrees Fahrenheit). Due to the extreme heat in recent years, many […]
NJIT Has Not Had an On-Campus Doctor For Over a Year Now
“Imagine being over 3000 miles away from home for your undergraduate degree, and while your parents are worried about you and your health, the only doctors on your family’s insurance you can access are off […]
Prevention Against Lead in Campus Drinking Water
At the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, NJ, rising concerns over the safety of their water have students asking what is being done to help prevent lead poisoning from occurring at their school. […]
Alumni Spotlight: Steve Saperstein
Steve Saperstein, NJIT’s class of 1984, grew up in Lyndon, New Jersey, and has spent his entire life in the state. He started at NJIT as an engineering major, but after spending one year studying […]
On Campus Opinion: Favorite Summer Activity
“What’s your favorite summer activity?” Nicholas Skific Mech E – HV/AC, Class of 2020 “Chilling – chilling at home in air conditioning. That’s why I’m in HV/AC.” Lukaz Sikora Mech E, Class of […]