Music at NJIT
Music is in the air at NJIT. We are beginning the third year of a Music Initiative in which three musical ensembles have been created, a String Ensemble, a Wind Ensemble, and a Jazz Ensemble […]
Articles by Vector Staff
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Dear Highlander: Dealing with my Roommate
Dear Highlander, I’m not getting along with my roommate. She’s too loud, she comes back to the room after I’m already asleep and wakes me up, she invites friends over without asking, and she leaves […]
Yosemite National Park Expands, Most Significant Land Addition Since 1949
One of America’s most famous national treasures, Yosemite National Park has been to set to expand westward by 400 acres, the largest expansion in nearly seven decades. The new addition of land, known as the […]
Trump’s Struggle to Invigorate his Campaign
Every four years, the Democratic and Republican Parties hold national conventions the summer before a Presidential Election in order to formally nominate the victor of their primary elections and establish a national party platform. By […]
Dear Highlander: How to Make New Friends at NJIT
Dear Highlander, I’m feeling nervous about starting my first year at NJIT. I’m an out of state student and am worried that it’ll be harder for me to fit in, since most people probably already […]
15 Pro Tips for Pokémon GO Success
Hello Highlanders and fellow Pokémon trainers! Niantic’s Pokémon Go has been out for about a month now, and in the first few weeks it took us all by storm! Unfortunately due to some bugs in […]
Sigma Pi Mourns the Loss of Brother Stivel Ramirez
By Micaela Itona On April 24th, the NJIT community and Sigma Pi fraternity faced a huge loss. Student and Sigma Pi brother Stivel Ramirez passed away after serious health complications. Last Thursday morning, he had […]
Remembering Malcolm X: Daughter, Ilyasah Shabazz Visits Rutgers Newark
By Babatunde Ojo When confronted with information, news, or methods one is unfamiliar with, it is common to rely on past experiences to form an understanding of what one perceives. That being said, everyone’s experiences […]
Ecuador Struck by Massive Earthquake
Sebastian Vieira, contributing writer This past week, Ecuador has seen one of the most severe and damaging earthquakes in the nation’s history. More that 550 people have died as a result of this earthquake. Additionally, […]
4 Questions you should answer at the end of the academic school year
By Liem Ho Everyone has been told at some point in his or her life that “we learn from our mistakes”. While many believe that students enroll in college, attend classes, and complete required assignments, […]