DEI is an acronym that stands for diversity, equity, and inclusion. These three words all refer to values and policies that establish and retain a diverse group of participants composed of people who have...

“Voting isn’t the most we can do. But it is the least.” --Gloria Steinem Your vote is your voice. If you want to be heard on the issues that affect your life, you need to vote on Election Day,...

The Murray Center for Women in Technology at NJIT works continuously to promote diversity and provide support for women on campus, but with the upcoming presidential election in November, they have also...

President Joe Biden began his presidency last week with a suit of executive orders that covered a broad range of topics, with the intention of ushering in change towards the goals...

After much anticipation and weeks of recounts and failed court cases by the Trump Administration, Democratic candidate Joseph Biden has been declared the winner of the 2020 presidential election. With...

“I was in the car driving when I heard the news,” said Alexandra Griffith, senior Biomedical Engineering student, regarding when the election was called in favor of former Vice President Joe Biden,...

On Oct. 26, Judge Amy Coney Barrett, one of the most controversial nominees in U.S. history, was confirmed to the Supreme Court by the Senate largely along party lines. Her elevation to the seat...

This past month, voters across the nation braced for the impact of the Presidential debates, armed with beer cans in hand. Turning to the long-standing tradition of debate-related drinking games, students...

America has had to consider how we will cast our votes while considering social distancing in the wake of COVID-19. The answer? It depends on...

$1200 over the past 6 months, or $6 per day is how much every American adult received in stimulus under the CARES Act from March. Even though over 70% of Americans support a second...