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Interim Dean Talks HCAD Enrollment and Retention 

Yukthi Sangoi, Editor-in-Chief April 28, 2023

Students in NJIT’s Hillier College of Architecture and Design, or HCAD, expressed concerns about low faculty retention and high student attrition rates. Some have noticed that their class sizes...

Rutgers Strike Is Resolved 

Rutgers Strike Is Resolved 

Mrunmayi Joshi, Managing Editor April 28, 2023

For an intense week from April 10 to April 15, an unprecedented strike on all four Rutgers campuses — New Brunswick, Camden, Newark, and Biomedical Health Sciences — brought class to a standstill...

ANURAKTI Enriches NJIT with Indian Culture Showcase 

ANURAKTI Enriches NJIT with Indian Culture Showcase 

Yukthi Sangoi, Editor-in-Chief April 28, 2023

During the early evening on March 31, Rutgers-Newark and NJIT students gathered in the backstage dressing rooms of the Jim Wise Theatre to adorn themselves with traditional clothing and piercing...

Student Senate Surveys Scholars 

Student Senate Surveys Scholars 

Mrunmayi Joshi, Managing Editor April 28, 2023

On March 20, the phones of most NJIT students rang with a message from the Student Senate Academic Affairs committee. It proposed three measures to improve undergraduate academic life, which were:  1....

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Dr. Bruce Bukiet Explains Baseball Predictions 

Mrunmayi Joshi, Managing Editor April 21, 2023

College of Science and Liberal Arts Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies and Mathematics Professor Dr. Bruce Bukiet is most well known not for his doctoral work in detonation theory, or his application...

NCT Dream Talks Ambitions and Reflections 

NCT Dream Talks Ambitions and Reflections 

Mrunmayi Joshi, Managing Editor April 21, 2023

Gathering student journalists from universities around the United States, from UCLA to NJIT, the members of K-pop boy band NCT Dream hosted a student roundtable on April 9 in order to promote their world...

IEEE Hosts NJIT’s First-Ever Hardware Hackathon 

IEEE Hosts NJIT’s First-Ever Hardware Hackathon 

Mrunmayi Joshi, Managing Editor April 21, 2023

One might expect engineering students to still be fast asleep early on a Saturday morning, but attendees turned out in droves to participate in the Byte Into Hardware Hackathon. The first-of-its-kind...

GlassRoots Combines Artistry and Advocacy in Newark 

GlassRoots Combines Artistry and Advocacy in Newark 

Mrunmayi Joshi, Managing Editor April 7, 2023

Despite being a fairly industrialized city, Newark contains many patrons of the finer arts who care deeply about using their talents to revitalize the area. One example is GlassRoots, a nonprofit glass-making...

Behind the Scenes of Upcoming JerseyCTF 2023 

Behind the Scenes of Upcoming JerseyCTF 2023 

Yukthi Sangoi, Editor-in-Chief April 7, 2023

(Graphic by Daniel Rodriguez and Kapila Mane) Artificial intelligence and time travel stand as the themes for this year’s JerseyCTF, which will be held on April 15–16. JerseyCTF is a beginner-friendly...

Ramen Gami Reopens after Three Years 

Ramen Gami Reopens after Three Years 

Yukthi Sangoi, Editor-in-Chief April 7, 2023

(Photo by Areej Qamar) The last few weeks saw lines of hungry customers stretching out to the corner of Sussex Avenue and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Ramen Gami, a Japanese restaurant specializing...

COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Has an Official End Date

COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Has an Official End Date

Mrunmayi Joshi, Managing Editor March 23, 2023

On May 11, the public health emergency declared by the White House in January 2020 will expire after over three years of the COVID-19 pandemic. In February, the Biden administration announced that the...

Newark Magnet School Faces Racial Tensions 

Newark Magnet School Faces Racial Tensions 

Mrunmayi Joshi, Managing Editor March 23, 2023

Amongst numerous controversies assailing the Newark School Board, incidents of racial tension between Black and Latinx students have added fuel to the fire raging in the city’s school districts.   The...

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