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Meet Kellen Kadakia

Daniel Cruz • May 1, 2018

Rick:Senate President Kellen, congratulations on the victory. So how do you feel right now as you transition? Kellen:I started off my Senate career as a student at large, which...

Club Spotlight: NJIT Society of Musical Arts (SOMA)

Akinlolu Aguda • May 1, 2018

The Society of Musical Arts (SOMA) is a student organization whose main purpose is to support student musicians on campus. Their goal thus far has been to get involved with anything that involves...

Nearly 3.3 billion pages are printed per year by the three printers located in NJIT’s Van Houten Library, one of five public areas where students can print on campus. The other locations are the Littman...

Student Senate Elections – Are they a popularity contest?

Babatunde Ojo • April 24, 2018

[one_third] Liberal—Babatunde Ojo The Student Senate elections should be the time for the NJIT community to come together and choose who should control the budget that they – the students –...

Senate President Profiles

Daniel Cruz • April 17, 2018

Kellen Kadakia Kellen is currently the Executive Board's Secretary to the President, a Sophomore Biology major, and has worked on several Senate Subcommittees and proposals. Kellen...

State of the Senate

Victoria Nguyen • April 17, 2018

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...

Campus Blood Drive

Guest • November 23, 2017

Blood donation, while largely known as a common humanitarian act with health benefits, still have common misbeliefs attached to the act. Recently, Pre-Health Society and Red Cross League hosted a blood...

NJIT Makes a Splash for High Schools in Newark

Babatunde Ojo • April 29, 2017

Many of Newark’s high schools are full of students eager to learn as much as they can before moving on to the next phase of their lives. Originally founded by Learning Unlimited and held at MIT, Splash...

Avenue Q Review

Katrina David • March 19, 2017

Musicals are notorious for being overtly dramatic, severely lacking in reality, and incredibly corny; however, the NJIT & Rutgers production of Avenue Q breaks all of these stereotypes to bring a show...

NJIT Volleyball Upsets George Mason Behind Goodridge

NJIT Athletics • March 3, 2017

NEWARK, NJ—NJIT senior Jabarry Goodridge combined for a match-best 19 kills, leading the Highlanders to a 3-1 upset over visiting George Mason (ranked 15th in the latest AVCA national Division I-II...

Avenue Q

Katrina David • March 3, 2017

The Rutgers-NJIT theater program has been gearing up for the past year for its debut of Avenue Q – a coming-of-age story featuring puppets, music, and a lot of laughs. Employing a puppet-human dynamic...

Public Safety Increases Visibility on Campus

Prasanna Tati • February 21, 2017

Under the leadership of Chief Joseph Marswillo, the NJIT Public Safety Department has planned, executed, and completed a number of projects whose objectives include increasing safety on campus, building...