(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...

Finding time between working on building plans and reading about Buddhist stupas, I managed to convince a few Architecture majors to let me record them speaking about their studio experience. Lucas Konrad-Parisi,...

On Friday, April 17, the entire population of the Naimoli Athletic center at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) took a vow to stand, dance, and be merry for 18 consecutive hours. The reason:...

I attempted to tell my parents of my sexual orientation on a chilly March night. It was roughly a year and a half ago. I met a guy online, and one Friday night we went on a date behind my parents’ back....

  Take a stroll through campus; whether it be rain or shine, dry or humid, you will notice many Muslim women wearing headscarves of various colors and designs. This headscarf is called a hijab, an...

Irrespective of initial reports, as time passes and evidence unveils, the Chapel Hill tragedy is looking more and more like—dare I say—a hate crime. For the few who have yet to hear about the incident,...

I wish people would take the “moment” that everyone suggests to deal with stress. The phrase “take a moment” means a whole lot more than just “stop what you’re doing” and “take a break”...

For the non-latin readers: the title loosely translates into “Chivalry is dead”. “Oh no,” you groan, “not another ‘men are evil’ editorial from Amy!” As bittersweet as that is, I will admit,...

IFSC Special Events Chair Every year, the fraternities and sororities on campus compete in Greek Week, a series of competitions hosted by the Inter Fraternity-Sorority Council. During the week, the competitors...

By Noor Shahin & Nooruddin Hashmi, Contributing Writers It’s almost here. The anticipation is rising, and the suspense is gnawing at some of our insides like ravenous beasts. No, it’s not the end...