The Vector

From Ruins to Riches: Newark to Construct Makerhood at Krueger-Scott Mansion

Daniil Ivanov • October 15, 2018

On the corner of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Court Street, the abandoned Kreuger-Scott mansion casts a shadow over the neighborhood. In 1888, German beer baron Gottfried Krueger had the mansion...

Senate Welcomes New President

Prem Naik • October 15, 2018

Though they may not know the details, most NJIT students have realized by now that there is a new sheriff in town. Jeremy Bedient, former Vice President of Administration, has stepped up to the role of...

Trump, Russia, and the White House: Thoughts from the NJIT Student Body?

Anuj Patel • September 26, 2018

Controversy rocked the Trump Presidency since before Donald Trump was even sworn in and political opinion in America has become even more polarized. A survey of 113 random NJIT students has revealed that...

Voters Rally Against Trump at GOP Town-Hall Meetings

Ianiz Patchedjiev • March 3, 2017

All across America, protesters have overwhelmed Republican Congressmen by flooding town-hall meetings, holding sit-ins at congressional offices, and calling them out on social media. These protesters...

Trump Fills Former Justice Scalia’s Seat

Beshoy Shokralla • March 3, 2017

On Tuesday, January 31st, President Donald Trump nominated Neil Gorsuch to fill the Supreme Court seat left open after Justice Antonin Scalia’s sudden death. Gorsuch’s conservative stances and impressive...

Immigrants Band Together in “Immigrant Day” Nationwide Protest

Jonathan Martinez • March 3, 2017

As Trump continues to pursue the various anti-immigration policies on which he campaigned, activist groups have coalesced to protect the rights of immigrants across the country. In an effort to raise awareness...

Around the World

Ujjwala Rai • March 3, 2017

ASIA China- As a part of a maritime “maritime operation ,” the United States has deployed the aircraft carrier, USS Carl Vinson, in the waters of the South China Sea. A statement issued by the...

Around the World 2-14

Ujjwala Rai • February 21, 2017

ASIA Philippines- Geraldine Roman made history in the Philippines by becoming the first transgender woman to be elected as a Congress politician, representing her hometown province of Bataan. In an interview...

Oracle Sued By U.S Department of Labor

Riya Parmar • February 9, 2017

Last week, Oracle was sued by the U.S Department of Labor for their reported unethical hiring process and the wage gap between white males and minorities. The Labor Department stated that the company’s...

Coming Soon: Steroid Annex to the Baseball Hall of Fame

Scott Rogust • February 9, 2017

The votes were counted and released on January 14 to determine the Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2017. This year’s class had three players receive at least 75% of the vote in order to be elected. Those...

Senator Sweeney and Cunningham Discuss Plans to Improve College Affordability

Ramya Kommidi • October 23, 2016

College affordability, a topic often discussed at the tables of many family homes, was the foremost topic at New Jersey Institute of Technology’s roundtable discussion this past week. Senate President...

Kappa Phi Gamma is at NJIT

Liem Ho • October 18, 2016

Pictured left to right are the five founding sisters of the Sigma Colony of Kappa Phi Gamma: Keya Shah (President), Sneha Nambiar (Secretary), Bansari Patel (Vice President External) and Sarika Bhavsar...