A spark of an idea which started two years ago is gaining traction as the Office of Sustainability launches their latest Ecohighlanders and Green Teams programs to promote sustainable behavior in campus...

Great political and socioeconomic forces seem averse to sustainability and environmental protection measures. However, persistence in sustainability reformation requires efforts in many sectors, including...

With NJIT’s Spring Career Fair approaching, Career Development Services (CDS) is encouraging students to prepare strategically and make the most of their limited time with employers. I’ve had the opportunity...

The Writing Center, located in Room G17 of NJIT’s Central King Building (CKB), offers students a variety of student-provided services ranging from writing assistance for English classes to public speaking...

The Honors Summer Research Institute (HSRI) is a full-time, eight-week summer program at NJIT for Albert Dorman Honors College scholars. When applying, students are expected to be participating in ongoing...

In mid-June of this year, the Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission (PVSC) approved the construction of a power plant in one of the most pollution-ridden areas of New Jersey — Ironbound, Newark. Policymakers...

Subodh Kathayat, a third-year Computer Science student, and Alisha Hada, a first-year Architecture student, share their personal perspectives on the recent violent anti-corruption uprising that toppled...

New Jersey’s 2025 gubernatorial election, set to be held on Nov. 4, is down to a tight matchup between Mikie Sherrill, U.S. representative of NJ’s 11th congressional district and member of the Democratic...

When one thinks of gardening, images of a group of green-thumbed members come up – ones who have the time to spend hours pruning, weeding, and caring for their darlings. For many, the commitment of a...