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‘Suzume’: A Poignant, Mystical Adventure 

David Juarez, Staff Writer May 9, 2023

Fans of “Your Name” and “Weathering with You,” rejoice! A new movie by Makato Shinkai was finally released in American theaters in April. “Suzume No Tojimari,” or “Suzume,” as it...

NJIT Surveying and Steel Bridge Teams Win It All!

NJIT Surveying and Steel Bridge Teams Win It All!

Aaron Dimaya, Staff Writer May 9, 2023

NJIT’s Surveying and Steel Bridge teams took first place in this year’s Metropolitan Student Symposium, hosted by the American Society of Civil Engineers, or ASCE, and held at Rowan University....

History Professor Contemplates a Post-Roe World 

History Professor Contemplates a Post-Roe World 

Najee Manning and David Juarez March 23, 2023

(Photo from NJIT) The overturning of Roe v. Wade last summer has been a subject of great concern for people across America, particularly for associate history professor Alison Lefkovitz.  Lefkovitz...

Super Bowl LVII: Great Game — If You Can Skip the Ads 

Super Bowl LVII: Great Game — If You Can Skip the Ads 

Aaron Dimaya, Staff Writer February 28, 2023

(Photo from Kansas City Chiefs) The end of the 2022 football season finally took place with a grand finale: Super Bowl LVII. Every Super Bowl Sunday, fans and casual watchers alike are promised food,...

Applying for an Internship… But How?  

Applying for an Internship… But How?  

Shreyal Sharma February 28, 2023

Each semester, students at NJIT are encouraged to attend the career fair, an event during which numerous companies host booths in order to connect with interested students. Standard advice from older...

Dr. Grazia Gangitano: Advocate for Students 

Dr. Grazia Gangitano: Advocate for Students 

Najee Manning, David Juarez, and Nemao Monroe February 28, 2023

(Photo from NJIT) NJIT is home to both students and staff of diverse backgrounds; one distinct member is Dr. Grazia Gangitano, who serves as a pillar of support for incoming transfer and first-generation...

SZA’s ‘SOS’ Is More Than a Cry for Help 

SZA’s ‘SOS’ Is More Than a Cry for Help 

Najee Manning, Senior Staff Writer February 20, 2023

(Photo from Spotify) Have you ever wanted to express exactly how you felt, regardless of how controversial your feelings were, or judgment from the people around you? Just to let it all out?   This...

Newark’s Artists Live on through Street Art  

Newark’s Artists Live on through Street Art  

Giray Arat February 20, 2023

(Photo by Giray Arat) "Magnitude and Bond" is a large mural painted on a brick wall on Halsey Street, close to NJIT. I used to pass by it at least once a week when I was living in Newark and studying...

'M3GAN' Review: The Murderous American Girl Doll 

‘M3GAN’ Review: The Murderous American Girl Doll 

Shreyal Sharma February 7, 2023

This review contains spoilers.  This film deals with grief and its repercussions; when eight-year-old Cady faces the sudden loss of both her parents, she develops depression. Gemma, a roboticist...

$788k Grant Awarded To NJIT Water Quality Researchers 

$788k Grant Awarded To NJIT Water Quality Researchers 

Aaron Dimaya, Staff Writer February 7, 2023

On Dec. 20, 2022, a collaborative research team led by NJIT researchers received a $778,000 grant from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, or NJDEP. This grant was part of a wider allocation...

Songs That Summed Up My 2022 

Songs That Summed Up My 2022 

Vaishnavi Kodali, Staff Writer December 30, 2022

(Photo from Spotify) From TikTok-viral clips to Christmas classics, the following songs span a wide range of musical genres. However, each track was special to me — and millions of others around...

‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ Is a Mixed Bag 

‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ Is a Mixed Bag 

Aaron Dimaya, Staff Writer December 30, 2022

This review contains spoilers.  Everyone remembers the release of “Black Panther” in 2018, especially the cultural sensation it became as one of the first superhero films with a mostly Black...

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