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The Vector

NJIT's Student Newspaper

The Vector

Dominican Independence Day on Campus

Dominican Independence Day on Campus

Josh Rincon March 25, 2017

  The Dominican Republic recently celebrated their Independence Day on Monday, February 27th, marking the 173rd anniversary of their independence. Here on campus, there was a celebration in the Campus...

One of the Greats of GDS

One of the Greats of GDS

Steve Arciniega March 24, 2017

  The Gourmet Dining Service, otherwise referred to as GDS, is a place where most of the NJIT community has their meals. Students and professors are well taken care of by the most delightful of people,...

Food Review: Wok to Walk

Food Review: Wok to Walk

Keyra Pulliam March 19, 2017

In addition to the opening of the Hahne & Co. building housing the new and popular Whole Foods location in Newark, a new restaurant has opened on Broad Street called Wok to Walk, located next to Blaze...

Food Review: The Halal Guys Officially on Halsey

Food Review: The Halal Guys Officially on Halsey

Zohaeb Atiq February 7, 2017

The Halal Guys is joining the vibrant food hub that is Halsey Street. I remember my experiences visiting The Halal Guys’ original food truck very fondly: the relentless line that followed a modest little...

Ramen Gami’s Grand Opening

Beshoy Shokralla October 11, 2016

Opening their doors on July 5, 2016, Ramen Gami is the latest food shop to open near NJIT. Situated on the corner of Sussex Ave and Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, the shop offers delicious ramen and...

Dinosaur BBQ Restaurant Review

Dinosaur BBQ Restaurant Review

Vector Staff October 13, 2014

Dinosaur BBQ was where we found ourselves trying out some new food. The Food Bros. went down to 224 Market Street right here in Newark. Walking into the restaurant gives off a very casual feel. The employees...

Opinion: Gore-met Dining Services

Opinion: Gore-met Dining Services

Guest May 1, 2014

By Jinisha Patel, Contributing Writer It’s that time of the year where everyone feels under the weather. I am one of those people. After coughing a million times, I decided to go to the doctor, who...

Engineering Recipes: One for the Road

Engineering Recipes: One for the Road

Guest May 1, 2014

After three years of writing a cooking column with over fifty dishes shared with our lovely readers, I am afraid that this will be the my last recipe for all of you. To commemorate our last time together,...

Friendship and Food

Friendship and Food

Romer Jed Medina April 7, 2014

Like music, food is a way to share culture and heritage without the need for words. The different ingredients and combination of spices can create thousands of dishes with varying flavors. This week, we’ll...

Engineering Recipe: Ecuadorian vs Dominican

Engineering Recipe: Ecuadorian vs Dominican

Romer Jed Medina March 15, 2014

Busy schedules usually mean returning to comfort food and meals instead of venturing into unknown cuisines. At times like these, there is no shame to admit that friends come to my aid and teach me their...

Engineering Recipes: Lazy Cooking Recipes

Engineering Recipes: Lazy Cooking Recipes

Romer Jed Medina February 27, 2014

Editor-in-Chief Your weekends are precious, sleep has the same worth as diamonds, and time never seems to be on your side. This week we will be approaching three simple and “lazy” recipes that require...

Engineering Recipes: Seafood Doria

Engineering Recipes: Seafood Doria

Romer Jed Medina February 25, 2014

The first recipe I ever attempted to emulate, aside from meatloaf, was Katsudon, a Japanese pork cutlet with egg over rice and onions. Although it's a dish that I could make in a matter of minutes now,...

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