After nearly two weeks without class for half a million Oklahoma public school students, the teachers’ walkout has come to a conclusion. The president of the Oklahoma Education Association, Alicia Priest, has called for an […]
The Who: Military: Syrian military forces, backed by and pro-Assad (supported by the US, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia) Rebels: Syrian citizens/freedom-fighters, home grown and against Assad (supported by Russia and Iran) Islamic State of Iraq […]
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 is currently the Executive Board’s Secretary to […]
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 […]
From Thursday, April 5 to Sunday, April 8, tens of thousands of gamers and cosplayers flocked to Boston to attend PAX East. PAX, originally known as Penny Arcade Expo, boasts hundreds of booths where vendors […]
David: Greetings Mr. Cristo, where did you grow up? Leon: I grew up in Mexico until I was about 19 to which I proceeded to Wisconsin to study as an exchange student in 98’. […]
Available Platforms: Linux, macOS, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One Price: $19.99 The challenge presented from ascending Celeste Mountain is not only physically draining, but mentally and emotionally for both Madeline, the main […]
The war in Syria is nowhere near resolution and as more fatalities occur, more human rights and war crimes occur. The latest weapons being used against civilians in Syria are chemical weapons. On Saturday, April […]
North Korea and South Korea have agreed to march together for the opening ceremonies of the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea. This will be the first time the two countries march together since 2006 […]
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