By Chirag Arya, Student Senator The Student Senate is currently processing all of the information it received from its Feedback Fair on Friday 2/19/16 in an effort to ensure all needs and requests of...

By Marzia Rahman The winter weather can be a lot of fun. Snowboarding, snowball fighting and enjoying a warm toasty night in while watching the snow fall. However, the coldness of the weather can take...

By Shuhrah Chowdhury Photos by Shanee Halveni Cooking with GDS is hosted by the new executive chef of Gourmet Dining Services (GDS), Chef Marc, and run by Casey Hennessey, co-chair of the Career Development...

By Ianiz Deminski After a series of televised debates, candidate dropouts, and fiery confrontations, the 2016 Presidential Race enters high gear as state party-primaries begin to take place. The initial...

Sarah Umer, contributing writer   When the Apple Watch came out earlier this in 2015, it was advertised to give a more unique, hands-on approach to the iPhone. In the past, the only way to receive...

By Andrew Mendez Disclaimer: a disappointing game is not a necessarily a bad game—rather, it means the game had a lot of potential and failed to live up to the expectations of its audience. #5 –...

WELCOME BACK! Welcome back to a brand new semester and I hope all of you were able to find and experience enjoyment during the holiday break. As we embark on a new semester, the Department of Public Safety...

Fatimah Choudhury, contributing writer   Back in 1979, The Sagebrush Rebellion was a reform that overtook the West in which the federal government was demanded to surrender a vast amount of land...

A Message from NJIT’s Chapter of Global Brigades By Kristie Varghese This past semester at NJIT, a new chapter of Global Brigades was formed. Global Brigades is an international non-profit organization...

By Nicoia Maxwell On Friday, November 13, 2015, the entire world was sent into deep shock and despair after news spread of a spree of terrorist attacks throughout the French capital, Paris. For at least...

By Beshoy Shokralla When I was in the 8th grade, I couldn’t imagine how the world would be when I graduated. For some strange reason, I just literally couldn’t imagine my life in high school. I actually...