[ngg src="galleries" ids="60" display="basic_thumbnail"] A twisting tower of glowing scissors, shadowed footsteps under a door, and a model of natural light streaming through a bedroom over one day. Curated by M. Gosser, these art pieces…
Growing Pains
What I am going to say next will likely be an unpopular opinion: I am going to miss school. Rest assured—I will not miss the incessant studying or the stress over common exams. Instead, I…
Legislative Action, from Students to Senate
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South Korea and North Korea May Seek Peace
South Korea and North Korea may potentially end 60 years of historical tension and military standoff at their summit on April 27, 2018. The two countries signaled their willingness to de-escalate the situation when South…
State of the Senate
The Student Senate held their first annual State of the Senate address last Friday, April 13, that was open to all students and faculty of NJIT. Senate President, Mark Neubauer, and other cabinet members led…
Walking Out On The Law
Thousands of high school and University students participated in a national school walk-out as part of an ongoing protest movement against gun violence on Wednesday, March 14. This nationally organized event was held in the…
A Conflicted Asian-American’s Perspective on: Affirmative Action
Is affirmative action necessary? Is it detrimental in today’s college admissions process, to some degree? There has been much heated debate as to whether the policy does in fact help promote opportunities for minorities and…
An Update on Tau Kappa Epsilon Brother’s Murder…
After two years, the surviving family members and friends of slain Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity member Joseph Micalizzi may finally receive justice. Micalizzi was shot after an attempted robbery that occurred on May 2, 2016.…
Students’ Opinions Mixed About WEC
The construction and opening of the Wellness and Events Center has been met with mixed reviews that range from optimism to disappointment; students are appreciative of the new facility, but also weary of certain features…