The Vector

Club Spotlight: NJIT Filmmaking Club

Michael Makar, mmakar, and kji • April 12, 2019

We all coexist on a campus that strives towards excellence in science and mathematics. This STEM-based culture is not shared by many other collegiate student bodies. While this principle distinguishes...

The State of Culture at NJIT

Prem Naik • November 7, 2018

While the phrase “get some culture” is often thrown around carelessly, at NJIT, more should take heed. As a tech school, many students are constantly focused on meeting deadlines and studying for major...

Growing Pains

Victoria Nguyen • May 1, 2018

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,...

NJIT Mourns a Loss

Daniel Cruz • May 1, 2018

Timothy Hesson, a third-year civil engineering student who died of heart failure on April 13, 2018 was remembered as a passionate gamer and hiker during a memorial service at NJIT last week. The...

The Kid Who Bought Everyone Chips

Nikola Tachev • May 1, 2018

When I was a kid, my parents would move around a lot, so I’d end up switching schools every two to three years. All that moving and constantly being the new kid eventually did help me deal with...

My Safe Haven

Jaime Felice • May 1, 2018

I come from a small suburban town about forty minutes west of New York City, giving me an easy way to describe where I live to those who aren’t from here. My town lies in the northern part of...

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...

NJIT: Political Bubble or Political Apathy?

Nicole Cheney • April 24, 2018

College is often stereotyped as a magical, liberal fairytale land in which all conservative ideas go to die. There is some merit to this concept, though not quite as extreme as those on the left would...