By James Vezos—
The campus community is saddened by the loss of Fine Arts professor Raymond Statlander.
Statlander was an educator at New Jersey City University for over 40 years where he taught...
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Bizarre sub-genres of metal
By Francis A. Wilson—
Human beings label things. The fact is that we have to; it is just another one of life’s little certainties. Human beings have this uncontrollable...
By Jennifer Vazquez —
It’s that time of year again. That’s right, BFA thesis shows! A slew of Bachelors of Fine Arts majors of all concentrations show their thesis works for a week each. First...
By Diana DeJesus —
Nyugen E. Smith’s “Thy Kingdom Come” at the Lemmerman Gallery in Hepburn Hall of NJCU is a series of multi-media pieces inspired by the effects of colonialism on the African...
By James A. Vezos —
Mary-Ellen Campbell’s soothing and enigmatic art exhibit, “Journeys: 30 Years of Art-making” will be on display at New Jersey City University’s Visual Arts Gallery now...
By Diane DeBiase—
The title of the movie speaks volumes. After every storm there is a silver lining, and that is, in part, what the whole premise of the movie is. The movie begins with a man who must...
By Jennifer Vazquez—
The GSUB gallery was probably the most colorful it’s been this whole semester, thanks to the art exhibition in honor of the 35th annual Puerto Rico discovery week held on November...
By Hannah Botjer—
The war in the Middle East is a very sensitive subject for many Americans. In the “home.front” photography exhibition, artists Jennifer Karady, Suzanne Opton, Nina Berman,...
By Jennifer Vazquez—
Reflective, somber moods exude from the works featured at the photography exhibition “A Path Home” at the Visual Arts Building Gallery. The exhibit is part of the Society...
By Roberto Miranda—
The Media Arts Department’s screening of “Jersey City: 24 Hours in Public Places” displayed both every day and historic areas of Jersey City. It showed the Colgate Clock,...
By Juan D. Perez—
Assassin’s Creed 3 is the first game in the notable series that abandons the charismatic Etzio as the protagonist. Now they have introduced Connor, a Native American with mixed...
